May 20, 2026
Target to boost store investments; Intuit plans job cuts; Lowe’s gains sales despite housing pressures
Target to boost store investments
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May 20, 2026BGO buys fully leased logistics center outside Charlotte
BGO added a nearly 1 million-square-foot logistics center in greater Charlotte, North Carolina, to its portfolio.
May 20, 2026New York REIT plants flag in Charlotte with shopping center deal
A New York real estate investment trust is planting its flag in Charlotte, North Carolina, with a deal for a shopping center in the suburbs.
May 20, 2026Former Bank of America hub slated to join Charlotte's conversion pipeline
Another vacant office building in Charlotte, North Carolina, is slated for an overhaul with a developer's plan to transform a former Bank of America hub into hundreds of apartments.
May 19, 2026Avison Young appoints senior retail director; Lee promotes Chicago-area brokers; Partners launches federal leasing, healthcare practices
Avison Young promoted Los Angeles-based Meghann Martindale to senior director of U.S. retail strategy. In her expanded role, she will work alongside Gavin Farnam, leader of the brokerage’s U.S. retail services platform. Martindale will focus on turning retail data and insights into firm strategies that improve client decision-making and improve broker productivity, Avison Young said.
May 18, 2026These new office investors target more than $1 billion in deals
Erik Weinberg, a longtime real estate professional in greater Washington, D.C., isn't concerned about being first. Rather, the former executive of private real estate investment firm FCP would prefer to watch other people take the riskier bets until he's certain the ground is solid enough for him to get to work.
May 15, 2026Westmount hires industrial veteran; SRS expands national retail team; CenterSquare adds AI director
Westmount Realty Capital appointed Mike Demperio as director of development, based in the firm’s Atlanta office. With more than five decades of experience dealing with industrial real estate, development and brokerage, he has worked on over 100 million square feet of industrial projects across the country with a combined value exceeding $4 billion.
May 14, 2026Rental development surges in new‑graduate job hubs
The metropolitan areas hiring the most new graduates are also the ones building apartments the fastest.
May 12, 2026US multifamily construction boom eases further, slowed by these Sun Belt cities
The post-pandemic apartment development surge keeps losing steam across the United States, with construction dropping across the 50 largest multifamily markets.
May 11, 2026Slowing apartment construction expected to gradually reduce supply pressure
Apartment construction activity contracted further in the first quarter, with new development slowing sharply as challenging market conditions and elevated construction costs weigh on project feasibility nationwide.
May 7, 2026McDonald’s sales rise despite consumer pressures; Six Flags to keep remaining parks; Jobless claims increase
McDonald’s sales rise despite consumer pressures
May 6, 2026Race to build AI data centers prompts Nvidia, Corning to partner on fiber optics
Fiber optics manufacturer Corning is planning to build three plants in North Carolina and Texas to supply equipment to data centers that use Nvidia semiconductors for artificial intelligence.
May 6, 2026Virginia firm secures land, financing for new Charlotte multifamily project
A real estate firm out of the greater Washington, D.C., area has secured land and financing for a multifamily project it has lined up north of uptown Charlotte, North Carolina, one of several it is eyeing in the market.
May 5, 2026Colliers hires Phoenix industrial team; Crescent Communities CEO departs; Newmark names asset services president
Colliers has hired the Liles industrial team headed by Ted Liles, an industry veteran with more than 19 years of experience. Liles joined Colliers in Phoenix and brought team member David Perez, now a senior associate at Colliers and Adrea Pringle, who serves as associate vice president and transaction manager. The Liles industrial team members, all of whom previously worked at Cresa, are based in Phoenix.
May 5, 2026Top retail leases recognized for Charlotte
Prominent retail leases signed by Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings, Tractor Supply Co. and PlayNation negotiated by top dealmakers from Colliers are among the first-quarter retail leases recognized by CoStar.
May 5, 2026Top office leases recognized for Charlotte
Prominent office leases signed by JPMorgan Chase & Co., Charles Schwab and LaBella Associates negotiated by top dealmakers from Lincoln Property Co. and Trinity Partners are among the first-quarter office leases recognized by CoStar.
May 5, 2026Top property sales recognized for Charlotte
A prominent flex deal handled by CBRE and a multifamily disposition arranged by Newmark are among the top first-quarter property sales recognized by CoStar.
May 5, 2026Top industrial leases recognized for Charlotte
Prominent industrial leases signed by Utz Brands, Domtar Paper and Darden Restaurants negotiated by top dealmakers from JLL and CBRE are among the first-quarter industrial leases recognized by CoStar.
May 1, 2026Workplace shift leads Cousins to one of its best office leasing periods in its history
Cousins Properties reported one of its most active periods for office space demand not just since the pandemic, but in the company's history as tenants largely throw remote work policies to the curb and compete over dwindling amounts of premium space.
April 28, 2026US office forecast steadies with solid leasing, minimal added supply
U.S. office vacancy retreated further in the first quarter to 14%, and CoStar's latest forecast calls for it to hold near this level through 2026 before beginning a slow, sustained decline beginning next year.