February 6, 2026
Lenders open wallets for wave of New York office-to-residential conversions
Manhattan’s Financial District shows little sign of slowing in its transformation from a traditional 9‑to‑5 business hub into a 24/7 livable domain.
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February 6, 2026Cousins Properties kicks off 2026 with blockbuster Charlotte acquisition
Cousins Properties is starting off the new year with a more than $300 million bang after closing a deal for a trophy office tower in Charlotte, North Carolina, to upgrade its portfolio of premium office properties throughout the nation's Sun Belt.
February 6, 2026Insurance giant Cigna sheds half its downtown Philadelphia hub
One of the nation's largest insurance companies is adopting a shrunken real estate strategy, most recently with a move to offload more than half its space in a Philadelphia high-rise.
February 6, 2026Office sales listing on edge of downtown Atlanta may test strength of market rebound
A two-building office complex in a popular district of Atlanta hit the sales market in a listing that may provide a litmus test on whether the office market is rebounding in the city’s larger neighborhoods and commercial districts.
February 6, 2026Prologis picked for £3 billion expansion of 'Europe's largest medical research centre' in Cambridge
Global industrial development giant Prologis will lead work on a £3 billion expansion of a major United Kingdom biomedical hub as part of plans Cambridgeshire County Council says will secure the "long-term evolution of Europe’s foremost" life sciences campus.
February 6, 2026JLL names biotech project chief; Transwestern expands Southeast team; Newmark hire targets multifamily deals
JLL appointed David Kristjanson as global life sciences industry lead within its project and development services group. The brokerage said Kristjanson will advise clients on location, design and related matters in regard to biotech facility projects. JLL said it is increasing services in the property category as the life science industry undergoes its most significant realignment since the original biotech boom of the 1970s and 1980s.
February 6, 2026High-profile Brookfield Place building in Manhattan to close on $800 million refinancing loan
A high-profile Brookfield Place property across from the World Trade Center complex in lower Manhattan is closing on an $800 million refinancing loan, in another sign of increased investor confidence for top-tier office properties in New York.
February 5, 2026Uncertainty, unrest in Minneapolis challenge market working to recover
As the managing partner of a Minnesota alternative investment fund, Jon Lanners has seen the opportunity that can grow from distress.
February 5, 2026DraftKings makes play for office growth with deal for new North Carolina hub
Sports betting platform DraftKings is making a wager of its own with a deal to further expand its corporate real estate portfolio.
February 5, 2026Seattle vs. Boston: Here's how these Super Bowl contenders match up on real estate
On Sunday, the NFL's Seattle Seahawks face the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX, marking a repeat of the Super Bowl matchup of 2015. This year, the Seahawks and the Patriots each come into the big game after a regular season record of 14-3.
February 5, 2026Genetic testing firm inks deal at Silicon Valley life science campus
A Texas-based genetic testing company has leased almost 63,000 square feet in the San Francisco Bay Area in the latest sign of a gradual rebound for the life sciences sector after the overbuild of the pandemic years.
February 5, 2026Job reductions surge; Bob Evans Restaurants gets new owner; Mortgage applications decline
Job reductions surge in January
February 5, 2026New York starts construction on $1.7 billion public health lab in Albany
The federal government may be cutting funding for public health programs, but a new project underway in upstate New York shows that at least one state government is still putting money into efforts to prevent diseases and promote vaccinations.
February 5, 2026Tech research institute to buy mostly vacant Chicago office tower
A University of Illinois-led technology research center has struck a deal to buy a 16-story office tower on Wacker Drive along the Chicago River for about $25 million after it backed off plans to anchor a 62-acre mixed-use development.
February 5, 2026Lindabury law firm relocates headquarters to a new North Jersey location
A North Jersey law firm has relocated from the offices it has occupied for nearly 40 years to a new headquarters that it said promotes collaboration and flexibility.
February 5, 2026JPMorgan extends property investment streak with latest Manhattan expansion
JPMorgan Chase's demand for office space isn't slowing as the finance company expands its already-vast real estate presence in New York City and elsewhere across the United States.
February 5, 2026Quality divides outlook for office financing; Office REIT reviews options, CMBS; Dallas office sale plans abandoned
Quality divides outlook for office financing: The office financing landscape these days is defined by a kind of bifurcation.
February 5, 2026Trophy office building outside DC now fully leased with Geico expansion
A trophy office tower in Bethesda, Maryland, has reached full lease-up, in a sign of continued strong demand for newer, transit-oriented workplaces rich with amenities.
February 4, 2026Google parent boosts data center spending with doubling of capital expenditure plans
Google parent company Alphabet plans to double its capital expenditure budget this year, estimating it will spend up to $185 billion to solidify its position at the forefront of the global artificial intelligence boom.
February 4, 2026Pizza Hut to close 250 restaurants; Private payrolls post slim gains; US population growth slows
Pizza Hut to close 250 restaurants