Global real estate advisory firm Avison Young has secured a 111,374-square-foot industrial lease for iApparel Brands at Lawrence Logistics Center, a newly constructed Class A warehouse located at 40 Enterprise Ave. in Lawrence Township, New Jersey.
Crusoe, the data center developer behind the Stargate project in Abilene, Texas, has hired a veteran San Francisco real estate executive as it races to build the sprawling networks needed to power artificial intelligence.
Fundamental Income Properties plans to raise $391.1 million through a new bond offering, its first since Starwood Property Trust acquired the company this summer.
The industrial market in California's East Bay has seen a slowing in demand in 2025, with fewer tenants looking to expand due to tepid economic growth and concerns about the impact of tariffs on trade.
A powerful combination of federal policy and changes in tax law is fueling a surge in U.S. pharmaceutical manufacturing. A growing list of companies have announced manufacturing plant developments to be built across the country, and Orange County, a hotspot for pharma and the life sciences industry, could reap some benefits.
With demand rebounding for industrial space in Nashville, Tennessee, the smallest-building segment continues to capture the highest share of overall leases. Small-bay buildings, which typically cater to tenants occupying less than 50,000 square feet, have consistently accounted for over half of overall leasing.
There was a tangible sense the commercial property industry isn't just ready for better times but witnessing them at this year's Expo Real conference in Munich. It was boosted no doubt by an increase in delegates and almost chaotically busy scenes at the leading brokerage's stands.
Realterm boosted its portfolio of industrial outdoor storage sites, a highly coveted property type, with a deal for truck terminals largely across the Sun Belt.
President Donald Trump has taken several steps to slow down the renewable energy sector, but private companies continue to unveil new projects, with the latest being a $280 million renewable fuel plant proposed near Columbia, South Carolina.
Artificial intelligence is changing the way life sciences companies use real estate at a time when there’s millions of square feet of vacant lab space sitting on the U.S. market.
The rush among technology and real estate firms to invest more than $1 trillion to build data centers in coming years has sparked some concern that a bubble of superheated spending on artificial intelligence could burst, creating economic damage. But a new analysis says that risk may be overstated.
A Washington-based company has sold a New Jersey industrial property for $144.2 million, about six times more than it paid for it 15 years ago before it expanded the building.