Mixed-use developments are not a novel concept in commercial real estate. They often combine office, residential, retail, entertainment and hospitality within a single structure, several buildings in a block or in a planned district. These developments are typically found in urban centers or affluent suburban areas and can take the form of new construction or adaptive reuse.
Manchester has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years as a generation of mid-century office blocks has given way to modern, sustainable workplaces. Buildings such as Oddfellows House, Brazennose House and the BBC’s New Broadcasting House, which were renowned in their time, have been replaced by striking new office developments. CoStar looks at its extensive archive to reveal the outdated stock that has given way to high-spec offices.
British Land is to move its headquarters from its long-term home at York House in London's Marble Arch to its Regent's Place campus, CoStar News can reveal.
British Land has leased space to Langham Hall, a global provider of fund administration, depositary and alternative investment fund managers directive services, in a deal that will relocate the firm’s London headquarters to Broadwalk House.
Take-up of science-related real estate across the golden triangle of London, Oxford and Cambridge totalled 1.35 million square foot in 2025, a 42% increase on 2024’s figure of 954,000 square feet, reports Savills.
New office construction starts in London have fallen to their lowest level since 2004 as economic headwinds and planning delays affect appetite for development.
HIG Capital, a global alternative investment firm with $74 billion of capital under management, has entered a strategic partnership with Barts Health NHS Trust for the first applied healthcare innovation building at the newly launched Barts Life Sciences Cluster at Cavell Street in Whitechapel in east London.
A Texas-based real estate investment firm is expanding its Uptown Dallas empire that now spans 25 contiguous acres with the help of a newly launched fund.
Orange County’s office market ended 2025 with its strongest momentum in more than a decade as tenant move‑outs slowed sharply and move‑ins accelerated, pushing quarterly net absorption to 1 million square feet. This marked the highest quarterly absorption total since 2013 and represented a clear uptick in demand.
Manhattan’s first purpose-built studio campus has landed its initial lease, with Paramount Television Studios for a spin-off of the hit “Dexter” TV series, in the latest sign of New York cementing its role as a major U.S. entertainment production hub.
Goldman Properties has reportedly acquired an office building in Miami's arts district with billionaire Ken Griffin partnering with the Miami-based real estate development firm on the deal.
The way hotel loans are performing in California is in transition, shaped by uneven operating recovery, rising debt costs and a growing bifurcation between stabilized properties and those still navigating long-term, built-in challenges.
A real estate subsidiary of Bain Capital has completed fundraising for its third flagship fund with $3.4 billion in commitments, marking a 13% increase over the total for the preceding fund.
The holiday season is typically one of the busiest times in Orlando, Florida. School-aged children on winter break line up to interact with Disney characters, try the newest thrill rides at Epic Universe and participate in seasonal events as theme parks are transformed with festive decorations.
Dallas entered 2026 with one of the largest hotel construction pipelines in the United States, driven primarily by rapid growth in the northern suburbs.
After a strong start to 2026 in the first week of the new year, tough comparisons for hurricane-impacted markets pushed U.S. revenue per available room down 3.3% year over year in the week ending Jan. 10.
