S2 Capital is expanding its newly formed U.S. industrial team with a vice president of acquisitions in Atlanta who is expected to help lead the charge as the investment firm builds its Sun Belt industrial portfolio.
Scottsdale, Arizona, officials were forced to address sticker shock among residents and businesses before breaking ground this month on an $18 million public parking garage where each space would cost nearly $100,000 to build.
David Simon, the CEO of the largest U.S. mall owner, is being remembered as an innovator who pioneered the reimagining of properties as well as a master dealmaker who successfully navigated two global crises and major retail industry changes.
Construction crews started work last week on a housing project that will transform a former furniture showroom in Albany, New York, into affordable housing.
The British tabloid Daily Mail, which entered the U.S. market more than 15 years ago, has expanded its New York office footprint by about 70%, bucking a broader trend of consolidation and contraction across the media industry.
As San Francisco continues its AI-fueled post-pandemic real estate comeback, CBRE has promoted broker duo Mike Taquino and Kyle Kovac to head the real estate services firm’s office capital markets team in the Bay Area.
Land and redevelopment site sales activity in Orange County has remained resilient. Rather than pulling back, as market rent growth among newly completed apartments trends below average and new industrial buildings face lease-up pressure despite lowered asking rents, developers continue to pursue well-located sites and repositioning opportunities in one of the nation’s most supply-constrained markets.
The world's largest commercial real estate services firm is adding to its C-suite by naming Anuj Kadyan, an executive with a history of advising artificial intelligence and tech firms, to a newly created position at CBRE Group: chief technology and transformation officer.
Financial technology company Ramp is increasing its investment in its national office portfolio, closing a deal to more than double its New York headquarters within weeks of inking a blockbuster commitment on the opposite coast.
A parking lot in Seattle's Uptown neighborhood formerly owned by office landlord Martin Selig Real Estate is slated to become luxury apartments in a sign of the area's shifting property demand.
Broker Ken Ashley acknowledges that getting into commercial real estate can be tough, especially if you don't have connects in or knowledge of the industry.
While a number of investors retreated from self-storage during a two-year valuation reset, Centerbridge Partners and Reframe Holdings are betting $500 million that the sector's pain is nearly over, and JPMorgan Chase just backed that thesis with $350 million in financing.
Property Reserve, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, acquired the industrial building at 1065 Cranbury South River Rd. in South Brunswick, New Jersey, from Morgan Stanley for $138.5 million, or $307.55 per square foot, according to the deed in public record.
The architects of a new hospital in suburban Boise, Idaho, deployed an emerging technique that is intended to allow a building’s occupants to rearrange spaces as their needs evolve.
The owners of Chicago’s United Center are seeking nearly $55 million in long-term property tax breaks on a planned $7 billion development around the Near West Side sports arena, one of several real estate projects involving professional teams that could redraw sections of the nation’s third-largest city in the years to come.
Ares Management is set to acquire a 36-property U.S. industrial portfolio from EQT Real Estate for about $650 million, marking the global alternative investment firm's second major logistics deal with the Swedish private equity giant in just four months.
