When it comes to this year's Academy Award nominees for best picture, soundstage real estate took a backstage to real-world shooting locations as varied as desert highways, ancient castles and logging camps.
This week's column examines New York Life Insurance Co. forming a new business unit to service distressed loans, a Pennsylvania office campus that could be sold following a loan default and a newly financed New Orleans office tower. Read the entire piece by clicking "read more" below.
Meet the top commercial real estate firms and brokers in the New Orleans market who have been recognized as CoStar Power Brokers for their exceptional dealmaking.
A long weekend in February can be spent relaxing at the beach or skiing in the mountains. This year, many travelers opted for an ultra-long weekend to see iconic parades and participate in street parties in New Orleans, as Mardi Gras fell right after Presidents Day.
Prominent retail leases signed last quarter by 5 Below, Burger Nerds and Navy Federal Credit Union, negotiated by top dealmakers from The Woodmont Company and Property One, are among the fourth-quarter retail leases recognized by CoStar.
The sale of a prominent hospitality property handled by Royal Palm Restaurant & Banquet Facility and The Plasencia Group, and a multifamily property disposition arranged by CBRE, are among the top fourth-quarter property sales recognized by CoStar.
Saks Global is closing nine of its luxury department stores, including eight Saks Fifth Avenues and one Neiman Marcus, to focus on its most-profitable locations as it navigates bankruptcy proceedings.
Hotel restaurants are leaning into local cuisine and creating experiences with their dishes more than ever before, in part to make up for the rising costs of food.
This week's column examines Shell's departure from a downtown New Orleans office tower, a downgrade for debt on a vacant Houston building and retail landlord CBL Properties walking away from a mall in Louisville, Kentucky. Read the entire piece by clicking "read more" below.
For a year with major macroeconomic uncertainty, rising geopolitical tensions and other significant headwinds, the U.S. hotel transaction market did well, all things considered.
After a somewhat slower start to the year, the U.S. hotel industry saw several high-priced deals close in the last half of 2025, many of which were in or near the final months.
In 2026, destinations around the world are expected to see a boon to visitors thanks to some of the biggest new television shows and movies hitting screens this year and next.
Ashford Hospitality Trust, a real estate investment trust with a portfolio of U.S. hotels that has been struggling financially since the onset of the pandemic, is considering strategic alternatives that include a potential sale.
Victory Real Estate Investments, a private real estate investment firm based in Georgia, sold a fully leased neighborhood shopping center in Marrero, Louisiana, at auction to a private investor.
Multifamily rents across Louisiana’s two largest markets posted a year-over-year decline in November, based on CoStar’s Daily Asking Rent series. In New Orleans the average monthly asking rent fell by around 0.2% and Baton Rouge saw an even larger decrease of 0.4%.