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.
Five years after the pandemic put Miami in the national spotlight, drawing in new residents and companies with its business-friendly regulations and year‑round sunshine, the region's booming dining scene is now showing strain and leaving some restaurants struggling.
A real estate investment group that includes APP, the parent company of luxury apparel brands Mackage and Soia&Kyo, acquired the Cineplex Cinema Ottawa and three other retail properties at 3080-3980 Carling Ave. for the group's first acquisition in Ottawa.
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.
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.
Winter storms can shut down power, block roads and halt travel. But what does that mean for U.S. hotel performance from the first warning to the storm’s peak and eventual recovery?
All signs point to a more favorable labor environment in 2026 compared to recent years for hoteliers, but there is also a sense that the overall environment could change at any time.
Financial services provider Hilco Global appointed Mitch Friedel as executive director of retail development advisory and leasing in its real estate advisory practice, as it expands its clientele in the retail and mixed-use development categories. Friedel has three decades of experience, with prior roles at firms including Newmark and Related Cos.
Orchard Street Investment Management’s recently launched UK Decarbonisation Impact Fund has bought Junction One Retail Park in Rugby, Warwickshire, from St James’s Place for approximately £35 million.
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.
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.
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.
