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The Atlantic City Race Course in New Jersey is way past its glamorous heyday. But it's about to get a second act through a local redeveloper and e-commerce giant Amazon.

A storied Oakland recording studio once owned by Green Day has hit the market for $3.9 million, offering buyers a chance to own a piece of Bay Area music history.

Isembard, the UK-founded advanced manufacturing company, is opening what it is calling central London's largest factory since World War Two.

SP Energy Networks has leased the 50,000-square-foot Hub50 warehouse on South Boundary Road at Knowsley Business Park, completing Redsun Projects' speculative industrial development and bringing the ...

Clowes Developments will begin second phase works at its Fairham Business Park in Nottingham by speculatively delivering a 47,333-square-foot Grade A industrial and warehouse unit.

TT Group, the UK property investment and development firm, has sold four industrial schemes in England for a combined £22 million.

Blackstone has launched another UK commercial mortgage-backed securitisation, its seventh European transaction of this type this year and its fifth since the outbreak of the Iran war.

UK warehouse construction orders have climbed to their highest level since 2023, signalling renewed confidence in logistics development.

Technology giant Oracle posted stronger-than-expected quarterly results and said it can support billions of dollars in new artificial intelligence business without a significant capital spending ...

Keyland Developments is selling a chunk of brownfield land at Aldwarke Treatment Works in Rotherham with planning consent for 333,000 square feet of employment space.

Real estate firms expect increased Canadian tariffs on some United States goods to raise construction costs across North America and lead to shifts in markets where occupiers lease industrial space.

Clarion Partners is placing a bigger bet on Europe, agreeing to acquire a company that would triple its assets under management in the region and broaden its reach into fast-growing property sectors.

Brookfield has signed tenants to 117,000 square metres (circa 1.3 million square feet) of warehouses across its European industrial and logistics portfolio.

Harworth has sold a Derbyshire industrial estate in Glossop for £8.1 million as it continues to move towards an investment portfolio made up entirely of Grade A assets.

UK-based warehouse developer PLP has been given the thumbs-up to begin building a 700,000-square-foot logistics campus outside Nottingham city centre.

Global capital allocation is becoming "increasingly selective" with more investors homing in on data centres, Colliers analysis suggests.

The amount of warehouse space being marketed on behalf of tenants has begun to fall after reaching its highest level in more than 15 years.

DataVita, a Scottish data centre operator and cloud provider, has lodged plans to build its third data centre at Chapelhall in North Lanarkshire Council.