June 13, 2025
Well-leased office complex near Chicago is for sale
An office complex near one of the largest shopping malls in the Chicago area has gone back on the market for sale in a deal that could test the market for well-leased properties.
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June 13, 2025One of St. Louis' largest office towers faces foreclosure as city's occupancy hurdles linger
The office market in downtown St. Louis may gradually be turning a corner, but a foreclosure sale for one of its most prominent towers shows the residual impact of the pandemic is still creating a complicated outlook for the city's recovery.
June 13, 2025Colorado firm lines up 40-story tower in Chicago to extend run of US office acquisitions
A Denver-area investor that plans to invest billions of dollars in all-cash acquisitions of discounted U.S. office properties has lined up its next big deal in Chicago’s Loop business district.
June 13, 2025Dallas gives WNBA team nod on $55 million practice facility
The Dallas Wings, a Women's National Basketball Association team, received the green light by the Dallas city council to make way for the team's new $55 million practice facility.
June 13, 2025Ivanhoé Cambridge defaults on New York City office tower
Ivanhoé Cambridge, the real estate arm of the CDPQ Quebec pension fund giant, is in default on its mortgage debt on its office tower at 85 Broad St. in Manhattan.
June 13, 2025Stability defines New York's medical office sector
While the massive improvement witnessed over the past two years can explain the health of New York's office sector, the medical office sector is characterized by stability.
June 13, 2025Starwood buys Boston property in vote of confidence for region’s life science recovery
General Electric’s former headquarters in Boston, a property recently converted into laboratory space, traded to Starwood Property Trust in a potential bet on a rebound in the lab space market.
June 13, 2025Elevated costs push owner to reconsider office-to-hotel conversion in downtown Dallas
Rising construction costs have pushed a hospitality-focused real estate investment firm to change up its plans in redeveloping an aging office tower in downtown Dallas built by legendary developer Trammell Crow.
June 13, 2025Employment base strengthens in Philadelphia, but hiring varies by sector
Philadelphia’s labor market is on solid footing, shrugging off any tariff-related uncertainty that has weighed on business confidence nationally. The metropolitan area added 14,800 jobs in April 2025, an increase of 1.5% year-over-year, while unemployment declined from 4.7% in January to 4.2% in April.
June 13, 2025Denver multifamily sales drive market's volume, though industrial and retail are gaining
Commercial real estate sales in the Denver area have picked up in the past year, and a shift toward cautious optimism among investors is emerging.
June 13, 2025This broker's daughter delivers Father's Day gift, moving him closer to career dream
Broker Dan Granot says this Father's Day will be extra special because he's one step closer to a career goal he's longed for since he became a father.
June 13, 2025King Street Properties hires broker as it expands West Coast life science portfolio
Developer King Street Properties has hired Bay Area broker Tanner Larson as it continues to beef up its life sciences portfolio on the West Coast.
June 13, 2025Hines and Savills enlisted on mega London Olympia development
United States property giant Hines Global Real Estate has joined Yoo Capital and Deutsche Finance International on the £1.3 billion Olympia development in London.
June 12, 2025San Antonio office tower may face hotel conversion after losing anchor tenant
The landlord behind a downtown San Antonio office tower is looking to take the property in a different direction after it lost its largest tenant.
June 12, 2025Baker Tilly to shrink US headquarters in Chicago move
Baker Tilly has leased about 32,000 square feet in an office tower in Chicago’s Fulton Market, where the company plans to move its U.S. headquarters from a larger space it now occupies on the eastern edge of the Loop business district.
June 12, 2025Healthcare provider in Charleston, South Carolina, starts construction on $1.2 billion hospital
One of the largest healthcare providers in Charleston, South Carolina, started construction on a $1.2 billion hospital as part of a plan to move its primary facility out of downtown to the region’s fast-growing suburbs.
June 12, 2025Cushman & Wakefield hires Seattle-area leasing team from rival brokerage
Cushman & Wakefield has added a sales and leasing team from rival Lee & Associates that the national brokerage says will strengthen its presence in Seattle's fast-growing Eastside.
June 12, 2025This office building's fireplace, cocktails and massages try to overcome San Francisco's market woes
On a foggy San Francisco Monday, a couple of workers tap on laptops in an airy space akin to a five-star hotel lobby, with a fireplace and an abstract painting by artist Jimmy McCaffrey. Massages are on offer in the resort-like fitness center, and cocktails are available at a nearby speakeasy with a vinyl record collection.
June 12, 2025Nation's largest commercial mortgage servicer to relocate, expand Charlotte offices
Trimont, months after securing its role as the nation's largest commercial mortgage servicer, has inked an office deal to accommodate its expansion in Charlotte, North Carolina.
June 12, 2025Biotech job cuts mount; Producer prices rise; Restaurants boost summer hiring plans
Biotech job cuts mount
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