April 2, 2026
New York still has what Miami lacks: Lots of office space for corporate tenants
Despite years of headlines about companies shifting operations from New York to Miami, the reality on the ground looks different.
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April 2, 2026Hospitality might not be a lifelong career for young people entering the workforce
The perception of pursuing a lifelong career in the hotel industry is facing fundamental changes.
April 2, 2026Brookfield REIT returns to acquisitions with Amazon warehouse deal
After a year in which proceeds from stock sales once again outpaced share repurchases, Brookfield Real Estate Income Trust returned to buying properties.
April 2, 2026Hoteliers say brands, operators need to be 'relentless' in every part of the business
ATLANTA — The hospitality industry is a collaborative one, and it has to be. Hotel owners, operators and brands all have to come to the table to make decisions, especially during challenging economic conditions.
April 2, 2026CBRE promotes Chicago executive; Interstate Equities names finance director; Portman expands Florida team
CBRE promoted Kevin McLennan to vice chairman, the highest professional title for productive brokers at the world’s largest real estate services firm. McLennan, part of CBRE’s occupier services practice in Chicago, previously served as an executive vice president.
April 2, 2026Ares raises $5.4 billion for US and Europe value-add real estate strategies
Ares Management Corporation, the global alternative investment manager, has raised approximately $5.4 billion of capital, including via equity commitments and related transaction vehicles, to invest in value-add real estate opportunities across the United States and Europe.
April 2, 2026Kering sells 80% of 8 Via Monte Napoleone in Milan for more than €1 billion
The French luxury group Kering has sold a majority stake in Via Monte Napoleone 8 in Milan to the Qatari Al Mirqab Group for more than €1 billion.
April 2, 2026Blackstone acquires luxury wine country resort north of San Francisco
Blackstone bought a luxury resort in Northern California’s wine country, as big-name investors bet that the artificial intelligence boom currently gripping the San Francisco Bay Area will increasingly translate into growing demand in hospitality, housing and other sectors.
April 2, 2026Luxury apartments add to fast-growing Phoenix city
Ascent Companies and Merit Partners recently wrapped a more than four-year journey to open Stately Avondale in Avondale, Arizona.
April 2, 2026Washington's income levy sparks concern: 'We don’t need more taxes on businesses in Seattle'
Washington state’s first income tax on millionaires may only indirectly affect commercial property taxes or investment, but business advocates say the bigger effect of the measure will be to hasten an exodus of talent and startup capital from Seattle.
April 1, 2026Private-sector job growth slows; Retail sales edge higher; SpaceX moves forward on IPO plans
Private-sector job growth slows
April 1, 2026How Los Angeles aims to make its port a destination for locals — and the world
For Jerico Development President Eric Johnson, the Ports O’ Call Village complex on the main channel of the Port of Los Angeles wasn't only a nationally significant redevelopment opportunity, but a chance to reimagine a piece of his childhood.
April 1, 2026Mapletree's US arm sells logistics portfolio spanning four states
Global real estate investment firm Mapletree has sold a nearly 1.4 million-square-foot, shallow bay logistics portfolio spanning 19 properties in four U.S. states for $207.5 millionas it turns its focus to development opportunities.
April 1, 2026Rebounding Claire’s leases industrial facility outside Chicago
The company that saved tween retailer Claire's from liquidation has leased a warehouse outside of Chicago for the chain, which is bolstering its distribution network as it attempts a rebound.
April 1, 2026Albertsons to close two stores in North Texas amid increased grocer competition
Albertsons Cos. is closing two stores in the North Texas region, an area that grocers are helping become the nation's top market for new retail construction.
April 1, 2026Cold storage REIT, chairman targeted by activist investor
An activist investor is targeting Atlanta-based cold storage provider Americold Realty Trust, calling for the ouster of its chairman and a possible sale of some or all of the company amid a prolonged downturn in the sector.
April 1, 2026Fundamentals over flash: Hines reshapes investment strategy during volatility
At first glance, Hines' recent purchase of a sprawling self-storage facility on the outskirts of downtown Chicago is a contrast to the gleaming office towers or luxury storefronts for which it is known.
April 1, 2026Bloomberg gets nine-month rent reprieve at Manhattan headquarters building
Bloomberg is receiving a temporary break on rent payments at its Manhattan headquarters under a newly amended lease agreement.
April 1, 2026Bathhouse looks to make a splash in LA debut
Bathhouse has signed a nearly 55,000‑square‑foot lease at 6400 Sunset Blvd. in Hollywood, marking the New York–based wellness brand’s first West Coast flagship location. The 25‑year lease is set to start in July.