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February 6, 2026
Almost 60 Saks Off 5th and Last Call store leases go up for sale
Leases for nearly 60 Saks Off 5th and Last Call stores that total 1.7 million square feet have officially gone on the block, with the sites touted as a chance for expanding chains to get locations in high-traffic retail corridors.
February 6, 2026
JLL names biotech project chief; Transwestern expands Southeast team; Newmark hire targets multifamily deals
JLL appointed David Kristjanson as global life sciences industry lead within its project and development services group. The brokerage said Kristjanson will advise clients on location, design and related matters in regard to biotech facility projects. JLL said it is increasing services in the property category as the life science industry undergoes its most significant realignment since the original biotech boom of the 1970s and 1980s.
February 4, 2026
Fifth Third signs leases for 50 new Texas bank branches after buying Comerica
Fifth Third Bancorp isn't wasting any time with expansion plans after closing on its $10.9 billion buyout of Comerica this week and has signed dozens of leases for new branches to add to its sprawling real estate portfolio.
February 2, 2026
Blackstone bulks up retail portfolio in three Texas markets
Blackstone, the world's largest alternative asset manager, is bulking up its presence in Texas with the purchase of a retail portfolio spanning three of the state's biggest markets.
February 2, 2026
Lilly manufacturing investment extends biotech trend; Tariffs drive up building material costs; Record Valentine's spending expected
Lilly manufacturing investment extends biotech trend
January 30, 2026
San Francisco Bay Area office building sells as investors continue to move on discounts
A Bay Area investor that says it specializes in underachieving properties has snapped up an office building in the latest sign that the area’s post-pandemic real estate reset is still underway.
January 28, 2026
Grocery-anchored Los Angeles complex among year’s most expensive retail sales
As retail investment activity accelerates across Los Angeles, Brixton Capital has made one of the market’s biggest plays of the last 12 months with its $100 million purchase of The Quad at Whittier, a fully leased suburban power center anchored by national tenants.
January 27, 2026
Avison Young expands industrial team; Colliers hire to chase multifamily deals; Secure names acquisition chief
Avison Young expanded its industrial services team with the addition of Ronan Remandaban as principal and Jesse Miranda as vice president in Chicago. The brokerage said it will advise clients in areas including acquisitions, development, site selection and procurement of electric power as Avison Young seeks to broaden its Midwest services geared to infrastructure, advanced manufacturing and related industrial property categories.
January 26, 2026
Lone Star refinances hotel portfolio loan ahead of 2026 maturity
Lone Star Real Estate Fund VI has secured $500 million in fresh financing for a six-property hotel portfolio set to mature in November.
January 22, 2026
Faropoint secures $223 million Blackstone loan for industrial portfolio
Faropoint is set to close on a $223 million loan this week backing its acquisition last summer of a 1.8 million-square-foot industrial portfolio across five states.
January 22, 2026
Scrub, rinse, reinvest: Why buyers are targeting the US car wash
At the end of 2025, a handful of Los Angeles commercial properties carrying playful names including Quick Quack and Crystal Cave sold at prices seriously above average. The real estate in question? A California mainstay: the car wash.
January 22, 2026
Partners adds leader to oversee growing Dallas office
A decades-long real estate executive in Dallas is taking on a new role, while keeping his player-coach mindset, by becoming an equity partner at Partners Real Estate and leading the firm's Dallas office in expansion plans.
January 22, 2026
Demand jumps for these tax-deferred property programs that shelter gains
Investment managers across the country are accelerating the launch of tax-deferred real estate investment programs as demand surges, driven by favorable market conditions, more certainty on government policy and a generational transfer of wealth.
January 20, 2026
CBRE expands LA North team; Stream targets healthcare business; Inland names investment CEO
CBRE said it expanded its executive ranks in the Los Angeles North region with the hiring of Josh Caruana as market leader to oversee its Glendale, Woodland Hills and Oxnard offices. It also hired Patrick McGrath as executive managing director for the South Bay region. Caruana joined the firm from Marcus & Millichap, where he worked in leadership roles in Southern California and Indianapolis. McGrath previously served as chief information officer and president for the West region of Savills North America.
January 20, 2026
Houston-area apartment complex trades to New York investor
Palatine Capital Partners has acquired Villages at Parktown, a 309-unit apartment complex in Deer Park, Texas, from Hamilton Zanze & Co.
January 15, 2026
Developers begin vertical construction on Woven, a mixed-use development in Greenville, South Carolina
Above-ground construction has started on Woven, a large-scale mixed-use development being spearheaded by FRP Development Corp. in partnership with Woodfield Development, in Greenville, South Carolina.
January 15, 2026
Detroit-area retail property sells for $6.5 million
Community Choice Realty purchased a single-story retail property in Birmingham, Michigan, from Grand Sakwa Management for $6.5 million, or about $719.50 per square foot.
January 14, 2026
He helped create LA's criticized ‘mansion tax.’ Here’s his $1 billion rebuttal.
The Los Angeles "mansion tax," the high-profile property sales levy designed to raise money for affordable housing, has faced criticism from the real estate industry for hindering deal activity and pushing developers outside of the area. One of its architects is responding by pointing to the $1 billion in revenue it raised in less than two years.
January 14, 2026
Saks Global files for Chapter 11 with vow to evaluate its store footprint
It was a blockbuster $2.7 billion merger that united some of the most iconic names in luxury retail under one roof, creating a brick-and-mortar luxury giant. But just over a year later, the deal has turned sour and landed the consolidated company in bankruptcy court, with plans to evaluate its brick-and-mortar footprint.
January 12, 2026
Cushman names Houston chief; Avison Young appoints Phoenix leader; Ferguson hires hospitality director
Travis Overall joined Cushman & Wakefield as managing principal of its Houston operations, leading the advisory business where Cushman has more than 250 employees, including 60 brokers. The firm said Overall will also be involved in Cushman’s 34 million-square-foot Houston property management portfolio and will head talent recruiting efforts.

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