April 1, 2026
Bloomberg 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.
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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.
April 1, 2026Wafra, Crossroads partner to acquire high-traffic North Jersey shopping center
Wafra and Crossroads Cos. have acquired a busy grocery-anchored shopping center in North Jersey that hasn't traded hands since the early 1990s.
April 1, 2026Boston investor sells Amazon warehouse on former produce market site
Davis Cos. sold an Amazon distribution center on the former Boston Market Terminal site for $155 million, generating a sizable profit in less than a decade.
April 1, 2026Former bus terminal in Richmond en route to becoming mixed-use complex
A $132 million redevelopment of a former Greyhound bus station in Richmond, Virginia, is set to move forward, adding apartments and retail to one of the city's most in-demand neighborhoods.
April 1, 2026Active investors in Chicago-area apartments gobble up another 270 units
Two of the most active buyers of suburban Chicago multifamily properties have added another 270 units to their portfolio with a deal south of the city.
April 1, 2026Rodeo Realty signs 10-year lease in Beverly Hills
Rodeo Realty has signed a long-term lease for retail space at 463 N. Bedford Drive in Beverly Hills, California.
April 1, 2026Brookfield’s GGP hits pause on CMBS refinancing for two enclosed malls
This story was updated April 2 with a comment from GGP on postponing a $276 million CMBS refinancing.
April 1, 2026Inland Empire apartment rent growth slows
Apartment rents in California's Inland Empire rose modestly in March, with growth muted as the market works through a wave of new supply.
April 1, 2026Prologis acquires Phoenix-area logistics center for $104 million
Industrial real estate investment trust Prologis has acquired Cotton 303 Logistics Center in Glendale, Arizona, from Heitman for $104 million, or approximately $114 per square foot.
April 1, 2026Phoenix-area retail center sells for $10.8 million
Bond Street REIT, based in Charleston, South Carolina, has acquired The Shops at Civic Center, a 25,690-square-foot, three-building retail center in Gilbert, Arizona, from a private investor for $10.8 million, or approximately $420 per square foot.
April 1, 2026Times Square office-to-residential conversion secures $203 million financing
A historic office building steps from the tourist-and-entertainment hub of Times Square has secured $203 million in financing, clearing the way for its conversion into a residential property.
April 1, 2026US agency that manages forests to relocate headquarters from DC to Utah
A federal agency that manages the country's forests intends to relocate its headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Salt Lake City, marking yet another government bureau seeking to shift operations within or out of the nation's capital.
April 1, 2026Phoenix-area townhouse complex sells for $13.39 million
A joint venture including Canopy Real Estate Partners and TBBG Investments has acquired The Sonoran Townhomes, a 36-unit multifamily complex in Mesa, Arizona, from a private investor for $13.39 million, or $371,944 per unit.
April 1, 2026East Bay apartment rent growth hits four-year high as the supply pipeline thins
The East Bay multifamily market is starting 2026 with the highest rent gains of the past four years, a key signal that landlords are regaining pricing power after a choppy stretch driven by construction completions and elevated vacancies. The average market asking rent increased 1.4% year over year to $2,490 per month, passing the peak set in July 2022 to set an all-time high for the market.
April 1, 2026Slowing immigration places pressure on Texan multifamily markets
As Texas multifamily markets work to find balance, slowing international in-migration in the state’s largest markets could disrupt demand for multifamily housing.
April 1, 2026Puget Sound area's retail leasing highlights rise of pickleball and other experiential users
Experiential tenants are emerging as some of the Seattle region’s most active takers of large retail space, with pickleball clubs accounting for several of the biggest leases signed over the past year.
April 1, 2026Accor signs memorandum of understanding to sell its stake in Essendi
It was an open secret, the details of which were publicly revealed this evening: Accor and Blackstone, which had been in talks for months, as reported by Business Immo on Feb. 19, have finally signed a memorandum of understanding regarding the sale of Accor’s 30.56% stake in Essendi — formerly AccorInvest.
April 1, 2026Microsoft joins tech giant rivals betting on West Texas for AI data center campuses
Microsoft is joining some of its tech giant rivals betting on West Texas for data center campuses that support large-scale artificial intelligence workloads, as other regions struggle to provide the power and land needed for these multibillion-dollar investments.
April 1, 2026Population growth picture narrows across Central Florida
While population growth slowed across most of the country between 2024 and 2025, Florida and Central Florida markets continued to expand at a pace that far exceeded national norms, according to new U.S. Census Bureau estimates.