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April 29, 2025
Developers of The Wharf in DC sell stakes to Canadian financial partner
The developers of The Wharf sold their interests in the project to their Canadian investment partner in a transition for the high-profile Washington, D.C., mixed-use property.
April 8, 2025
US lawmakers spar over what to do with aging, vacant federal buildings
In an aging, empty federal office building in Washington, D.C., members of Congress argued over the best approach to manage the government’s large real estate portfolio as a watchdog agency said new data is expected to be collected this year that could assist in major decisions on the properties.
April 3, 2025
Stantec to acquire DC-based architecture firm Page
International design and engineering company Stantec said it will acquire Washington, D.C.-based architecture firm Page in a deal that would form one of the largest architecture companies in the country based on projected revenue, according to a Page executive.
March 4, 2025
US government becomes flexible office provider to help returning workers find desks
The U.S. government is turning into a flexible office provider, creating an app that matches federal staffers returning to the workplace after toiling remotely in the wake of the pandemic.
February 19, 2025
Trump administration moves to cut nearly 100 federal leases as real estate shake-up grows
The Trump administration's new watchdog for reducing government spending, the Department of Government Efficiency, known as DOGE, says it has canceled or restructured 98 federal leases covering more than 2 million square feet of space across the country.
January 29, 2025
Fed holds interest rate steady as real estate professionals watch for new administration policies
The U.S. Federal Reserve held the benchmark lending rate steady as commercial property professionals join central bankers in watching for specific policies from the new Trump administration to figure out their next steps.
January 7, 2025
BXP sets stage for trophy office development plans in DC
If BXP's return to the capital markets wasn't enough, the national office landlord is using its recent downtown Washington, D.C., acquisition to set the stage for its first major post-pandemic office development, signaling that it is no longer waiting on the sidelines of the sector's recovery.
December 11, 2024
Federal judge blocks $25 billion Kroger and Albertsons supermarket merger
A federal judge has blocked the $24.6 billion merger of two U.S. supermarket leaders, Kroger and Albertsons Cos., rejecting their claim that retail giants Walmart and Amazon are their direct competitors and ruling that their store-divestiture plan doesn't satisfy antitrust concerns.
October 29, 2024
Sun Belt dominates ULI’s annual ranking of most promising real estate markets
Stability is the name of the game when it comes to the priorities of real estate investors heading into 2025, with attention turning to the nation's Sun Belt as markets across the southeast maintain their post-pandemic expansion streak.
October 9, 2024
7-Eleven gets new, higher buyout offer from Circle K's parent
Convenience store chain Circle K's parent company raised its bid to buy the owner of 7-Eleven about a month after an initial offer was rejected as too low.
October 2, 2024
Canada’s Skyline sells 11 US Courtyard hotels for US$101 million
Toronto-based Skyline Investments has completed the sale of 11 Courtyard by Marriott hotels in the United States after an unsuccessful attempt this year to sell its entire portfolio of U.S. hospitality properties amid reduced investor demand for this type of real estate.
September 23, 2024
Grosvenor promotes Michael Ward to lead North American development financing program
Grosvenor promoted veteran executive Michael Ward to lead the London-based real estate investment and development firm’s structured development financing program in North America.
August 27, 2024
Tenants Sign Blockbuster Renewals To Help Buoy National Office Recovery
A growing cohort of corporate tenants is recommitting to large blocks of commercial real estate, helping to lay the foundation for a recovery of the national office market.
August 21, 2024
Yellow Seeks to Hire CBRE to Market Its Remaining Truck Terminals
Yellow Corp. is asking its bankruptcy court for approval to hire real estate brokerage CBRE to find buyers or tenants for 116 owned and leased truck terminals that it's been unable to offload so far through legal proceedings.
August 20, 2024
Cold Brew Coffee and Curry Rice Balls: Why Convenience Stores, 7-Eleven Are Drawing New Interest
A trip to the convenience store used to mean filling up the gas tank, grabbing a canned soft drink and maybe a candy bar if you had enough spare change.
August 15, 2024
UBS To Sell Offices in US, Canada As Valuation Declines Weigh on Fund
UBS Group plans to liquidate a $2 billion real estate fund holding 12 office properties in the United States and Canada in the latest sign that investors are pulling funds out of the troubled commercial real estate market.
August 12, 2024
Joint Venture Aims To Provide Relief for Multifamily Borrowers as Billions in Debt Come Due
A joint venture between real estate lender Peakhill Capital and investment firm Declaration Partners is looking to provide hundreds of millions in capital to residential rental properties facing loan paydowns as more than a quarter-trillion dollars in multifamily loan debt is set to mature this year.
August 7, 2024
How To Design an Apartment Project That Isn't Spreadsheet-Driven
Drive through almost any city with recent commercial development and you’re bound to see an apartment building that looks just like another one you passed a half-mile back.
July 10, 2024
Oklahoma City Tower, Malibu Beach House Among World Architecture Festival Awards Finalists
The developers of the Citizen, a 12-story tower in downtown Oklahoma City, call the property a “new building concept” because of its unusual mix of office and hospitality tenants. But it also includes Art Deco-era elements, a combination that's drawing global attention.
June 4, 2024
Large Banks Face Higher Risk From Commercial Property Loans, Sparking Increased Concern
The commercial real estate loan portfolios of the nation's biggest banks are facing increased risk, new federal data shows, with an estimated $1.6 trillion in property financing expected to mature over the next two years.

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Developers of The Wharf in DC sell stakes to Canadian financial partner

US lawmakers spar over what to do with aging, vacant federal buildings

Stantec to acquire DC-based architecture firm Page

US government becomes flexible office provider to help returning workers find desks

Trump administration moves to cut nearly 100 federal leases as real estate shake-up grows

Fed holds interest rate steady as real estate professionals watch for new administration policies

BXP sets stage for trophy office development plans in DC

Federal judge blocks $25 billion Kroger and Albertsons supermarket merger

Sun Belt dominates ULI’s annual ranking of most promising real estate markets

7-Eleven gets new, higher buyout offer from Circle K's parent

Canada’s Skyline sells 11 US Courtyard hotels for US$101 million

Grosvenor promotes Michael Ward to lead North American development financing program

Tenants Sign Blockbuster Renewals To Help Buoy National Office Recovery

Yellow Seeks to Hire CBRE to Market Its Remaining Truck Terminals

Cold Brew Coffee and Curry Rice Balls: Why Convenience Stores, 7-Eleven Are Drawing New Interest

UBS To Sell Offices in US, Canada As Valuation Declines Weigh on Fund

Joint Venture Aims To Provide Relief for Multifamily Borrowers as Billions in Debt Come Due

How To Design an Apartment Project That Isn't Spreadsheet-Driven

Oklahoma City Tower, Malibu Beach House Among World Architecture Festival Awards Finalists

Large Banks Face Higher Risk From Commercial Property Loans, Sparking Increased Concern

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