On the upside, one of Denver’s newest office projects has landed a deal with Bank of America to join its slow-to-grow tenant roster. The downside, however, is that the financial heavyweight will offload a significant amount of space as it prepares to relocate to a much smaller footprint.
Swedish startup Legora, a firm offering artificial intelligence-powered tools for lawyers, is opening its first New York office following a funding round that valued it at $1.8 billion.
Sports media company Overtime, backed by investors including Formula One parent Liberty Media and tech giant Amazon, has doubled its headquarters footprint in the popular neighborhood of Dumbo in Brooklyn.
Canadian-based commercial property investors remain committed to U.S. real estate, defying predictions that political uncertainty and tariff tensions could dampen cross-border investment.
A joint venture between LandPark Commercial and Geirin Realty purchased the eight-story 5858 Westheimer office building in Houston from Citigroup Commercial Mortgage Securities for an undisclosed price.
Norton Rose Fulbright, a global law firm and the anchor tenant of the Norton Rose Fulbright Tower in downtown Houston, signed a new 20,000-square-foot lease in the building it has occupied space in since 2020.
In 2023, the dwindling San Francisco District of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows joined a growing list of names leaving the city’s troubled Mid-Market neighborhood. The group put its historic six-story home of more than a century up for sale, citing its shrinking membership and rising crime in the neighborhood.
A Houston investor is widening the bet on its hometown with plans to overhaul a recently acquired office building as the market makes a gradual recovery.
Peakstone Realty Trust is moving quickly on plans to part ways with its national office portfolio — even if it means offloading properties at hefty discounts.
H&R Real Estate Investment Trust, a company that plans to sell a quarter of its portfolio, said it has struck several deals with buyers for some of its major retail and office properties across Canada and the United States.
A Canadian real estate investor has struck a deal to buy a 50-story office tower that overlooks Google’s redevelopment of the James R. Thompson Center in Chicago’s Loop business district.
One of California’s leading developers of affordable and mixed-income housing has tapped two of its San Francisco executives to succeed the firm’s longtime leader.
Three years after Corteva Agriscience, the former agricultural chemicals arm of DowDuPont, relocated its global headquarters from Delaware to Indianapolis, the agricultural chemical and seed company announced plans to relocate its remaining office in the state from the Wilmington suburbs to the Brandywine Building in downtown Wilmington.
Recruitment, mandates, objectives, current market challenges — chief business officer and deputy chief business officer of Newmark France, François Blin and Emmanuel Frénot leave no stone unturned in this interview with Business Immo.