April 15, 2026
Developer finishes construction of 320-unit apartment complex in North Texas
Construction has been completed for Jefferson Halstead, a 320-unit apartment complex in North Texas.
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April 15, 2026Nike eyes flagship move decades after bringing ‘retail theater’ to Chicago
In the heart of Chicago’s North Michigan Avenue, one of the nation's most high-profile shopping areas, a change of major tenants is spotlighting the area's dramatically new look — and a shift playing out in prominent retail districts around the country.
April 15, 2026Higher energy costs boost inflation, testing consumers
The military conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran has delivered a fresh inflation shock to the U.S. economy, interrupting what had been a gradual cooling in consumer prices and placing renewed strain on household budgets.
April 15, 2026Smaller Southeastern metropolitan areas emerge as hotel hot spots
Hotel developers tend to follow people. When more residents move into an area — bringing jobs, spending and economic activity with them — demand often rises for places to stay. That’s why, in the years after the pandemic, new hotels have increasingly been built not just in big cities, but in smaller and mid-sized communities across the Southeast.
April 15, 2026Carnegie Mellon University buys Pittsburgh academic building from Chatham University
Carnegie Mellon University acquired Chatham Eastside, a three-story office building at 6585 Penn Ave. in Pittsburgh, from Chatham University for $17 million, or $68 per square foot.
April 15, 2026Covivio, Invest acquire four hotels in Milan for €217 million
French real estate investment trust Covivio has partnered with investment firm Invest Hospitality to acquire four hotels in Milan for €217 million ($256 million).
April 15, 2026Global headwinds haven't dimmed Valor Hospitality Partners' hotel expansion goals
BERLIN — After roughly of decade and a half of building a hotel operating business across the U.S., the U.K. and the Middle East, Valor Hospitality Partners co-founder and CEO Euan McGlashan believes his company is poised to grow in new spots around the globe, with a focus on Asia and Africa.
April 15, 2026The all-inclusive hotel segment strengthens its grip in Latin America
Central and South America have some of the highest concentrations of all-inclusive hotels in the world. Most “all-inclusives” are centered in the Caribbean and Mexico, with Mexico having the second highest number of all-inclusive hotels by country in the world, behind Turkey.
April 14, 2026Moving company signs one of Silicon Valley’s largest industrial leases
A Florida-based moving and storage company is planning a move of its own.
April 14, 2026Northern New Jersey industrial outdoor storage site sells for $37 million
Ridgecut Road acquired a 7.81-acre industrial outdoor storage (IOS) site with two buildings totaling 30,069 square feet at 200 St. Nicholas Ave., South Plainfield, New Jersey, from Jesco Equipment for $37 million.
April 14, 2026New Jersey’s Meadowlands convention center plans take shape
Proponents of building a convention center in New Jersey’s Meadowlands have released the latest design details and an economic analysis of the project, which now carries an estimated price tag of $3 billion.
April 14, 2026Coca-Cola to sell office, training center in Atlanta to neighbor Georgia Tech
Coca-Cola Co. has agreed to sell an office building and training center near its global headquarters to its longtime neighbor, the Georgia Institute of Technology.
April 14, 2026Tax break for federal office redevelopment in DC could generate more housing, mayor says
A 20-year tax break connected to transforming federal office buildings largely in southwest Washington, D.C., was proposed by the city’s mayor, who says the measure could add more housing in the city.
April 14, 2026S&P Global slashes space in Denver area with plan to relocate
S&P Global is relocating its Denver hub in a move that will cut its office space to just a fraction of its current size.
April 14, 2026AI startup that competes with Microsoft's CoPilot grows in Silicon Valley
A fast-growing AI-powered workplace search platform that competes with Microsoft CoPilot is growing in Silicon Valley through a sublease deal with a medical tech startup.
April 14, 2026In conversation: commercial property economist on translating macro data into micro insight
Commercial real estate forecasting has rarely been more complicated than in the current environment. Macroeconomic uncertainty, geopolitical risk and rapid technological advances are creating a wide dispersion of potential outcomes for commercial property performance, especially in the office sector.
April 14, 2026Both lifeline and looming threat: How AI is changing the office market
While artificial intelligence could automate much of the workplace, leading to fewer workers and less office space, it's also prompting the creation of companies that are major users of real estate.
April 14, 2026Orange County job growth is barely positive
Job growth in Orange County has slowed to a virtual standstill over the past year, with gains in education and health services offsetting widespread job losses across several major employment sectors.
April 14, 2026Northern New Jersey top-tier apartment rent sports 46% discount to mortgage payments
The Northern New Jersey multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average rent for four- and five-star apartments and the average monthly mortgage payment continue to widen.
April 14, 2026Unilever subsidiary Living Proof relocating within Boston’s Seaport District
Living Proof, a Boston-based biotechnology haircare company and Unilever subsidiary that develops high-performance "science-based" hair products, struck a deal to lease the entire fifth floor at 12 Farnsworth St., a life science property owned by San Diego-based Phase 3 Real Estate Partners in Boston’s Seaport District.