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January 16, 2026
Online giant Amazon tries to choke off financing for luxury retail owner Saks Global
Saks Global is now battling with not only unpaid vendors but also its investor Amazon, as the online giant cries foul and tries to block financing for the luxury retailer’s Chapter 11 reorganization.
January 16, 2026
This NFL team’s stadium design is callback to its former home field
The Washington Commanders and global design firm HKS unveiled the first conceptual renderings of a proposed National Football League stadium for the team in Washington, D.C., that show it's a callback to its former home field.
January 15, 2026
Financial services firm plans new hub in Uptown Dallas' tallest office tower
Global financial services firm UBS is planning to open a wealth advice center in Uptown Dallas' tallest office tower as one of the company's four such U.S. hubs.
January 15, 2026
Two New York real estate heavyweights join forces on new venture
Two of New York’s prominent real estate executives have started a venture that will pursue development, buying and financing opportunities across the U.S. real estate market.
January 15, 2026
Chicago’s $3 billion Foundry Park development takes key step forward
A $3 billion development plan for much of the former Lincoln Yard site on Chicago’s North Side has taken an important step forward, winning approval from the Chicago Plan Commission.
January 15, 2026
West Coast's largest waterfront music venue underway near Los Angeles
On a breezy stretch of Southern California shoreline where cruise ships dock and tourists stroll, city leaders are betting big on live music to power the next chapter of waterfront revitalization.
January 15, 2026
Chicago’s commercial property sales held steady in 2025
Chicago’s commercial real estate market ended 2025 with slight growth in total investment volume, supported by a rebound in multifamily sales and steady activity in retail and industrial properties. While overall volume stayed well below past peak years, Chicago still outperformed many U.S. markets that experienced sharper drop‑offs.
January 15, 2026
A decade in the works, Obama Presidential Center nears finish line after delays, criticism
Barack Obama’s presidential library and museum complex is scheduled to open this spring on Chicago’s South Side after a decade of planning, legal fights and cost overruns. It’s set to become the priciest U.S. presidential library, and it's already sparking concerns of driving up real estate costs in the area.
January 15, 2026
International air travel to US suffers a 4% drop in 2025
International air travel to the U.S. declined in almost every month of 2025 as the new administration adopted more stringent enforcement on border crossings and global economic uncertainty prompted many leisure travelers to seek destinations closer to home.
January 15, 2026
Engineering giant trades up Denver office space in boost to downtown tower
A global engineering firm is joining a chorus of Denver office tenants looking to upgrade their office space. Yet rather than downsize their footprint in the process, HDR is taking on more.
January 15, 2026
TGI Fridays plans expansion; Construction workforce lags project demand; Jobless claims decline
TGI Fridays plans expansion
January 15, 2026
Delaware apartment complex purchased by Baltimore management firm for $76 million
Mt. Royal Management, a Baltimore-based property management group, has ventured outside its home state to acquire its first rental property in Delaware, closing on the purchase of Emblem at Christiana from New York Life Real Estate Investors for $76 million.
January 15, 2026
BXP nets more than $1 billion as developer moves on aggressive office sales pipeline
National office developer BXP is ramping up plans to offload some properties in order to free up the capital necessary to replace them with more attractive assets as demand and valuations for office buildings rise.
January 15, 2026
Long Island investment sales volume at lowest level since 2012
New York's Long Island market saw investment sales activity weaken in 2025, with volume across all four major property types falling 13% from the prior year and registering the lowest total since 2012.
January 15, 2026
Moinian Group lands $310 million refinancing on Manhattan office building
The Moinian Group, one of New York’s largest privately held real estate investment companies, has landed more than half a billion dollars in combined financing for two Manhattan properties, including a midtown office building that had been in default.
January 15, 2026
Transwestern to move Chicago office atop 30-story tower
A few months after naming a new Chicago market leader, Transwestern Real Estate Services is moving its office in the city to the top of a 30-story tower on Wacker Drive.
January 15, 2026
Developers begin vertical construction on Woven, a mixed-use development in Greenville, South Carolina
Above-ground construction has started on Woven, a large-scale mixed-use development being spearheaded by FRP Development Corp. in partnership with Woodfield Development, in Greenville, South Carolina.
January 15, 2026
Here's one way AI is boosting head counts
Newmark is the latest real estate firm that's ramping up its head count as it bolsters services for artificial intelligence companies and other tech-related clients.
January 15, 2026
Detroit-area retail property sells for $6.5 million
Community Choice Realty purchased a single-story retail property in Birmingham, Michigan, from Grand Sakwa Management for $6.5 million, or about $719.50 per square foot.
January 15, 2026
CBRE names new leader for South Florida property management division
CBRE’s property management division has a new leader in South Florida with Christine Jarro hired to serve as director of the business that oversees 13 million square feet of office, retail and industrial properties throughout the region.

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