Hazelview Investments, a Toronto-based real estate investment manager and owner with offices around the world, including the U.S., Canada and Germany, has made significant changes to its leadership structure, including the appointment of two CEOs whose shared tenure began last week.
The parent company of social media app Snapchat has expanded its downtown Bellevue offices in a deal that serves as the latest indicator of the area's rebounding market.
A Boston-area building long anchored by the Federal Bureau of Investigation has traded hands, the latest signal of investors' increasing preference for stability in the face of mounting geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
Savills, the global real estate services firm known for tailored tenant advisory services, is taking another step to further its United States reach — this time by dipping its toes into residential housing sales.
Minneapolis office property valuations have been falling as the city's attempts to rebuild post-pandemic momentum have been stifled by political and social unrest.
An Atlanta investment firm has acquired its second medical office building in the Atlanta suburbs from Northside Hospital, this time in partnership with a Chicago investor.
Schnitzer West and Baupost Group have landed a $525 million refinancing loan for a 25-story tower with Amazon as the only office tenant in downtown Bellevue, east of Seattle.
The trend of deep‑pocketed office tenants paying ever‑higher rents in New York shows no sign of easing, as two recent deals have broken the threshold of $320 per square foot.
Cosmetics giant Mary Kay has placed its Dallas-area headquarters campus and the surrounding acreage along the Dallas North Tollway on the market with Cushman & Wakefield at a time when land values in North Texas are on the rise.
The parent company of building materials supplier Lumber Liquidators plans to relocate its headquarters from Richmond, Virginia, to a new property in Middle Tennessee.
One of the newest buildings in Los Angeles’ Silicon Beach has secured fresh financing, showing the types of projects investors still favor during a downturned office market.
The Nashville, Tennessee, office investment market has been gaining momentum, with the fourth quarter of 2025 recording the highest quarterly volume ever.
A joint venture between Bulldog Real Estate Partners and Acram Group acquired 88 University Place, a 100,000-square-foot office building in Manhattan's Greenwich Village, from CIM Group for $46 million, or $460 per square foot.
Seattle-area office vacancy held relatively steady in the first quarter, ticking up only slightly from the end of 2025 but once again setting a record for the region. This slowdown follows a sharp rise in vacancy since the start of the decade.
This week's column examines Greystone preparing to sell its securitized loan special servicing unit, the attraction of a Blackstone- and Starwood-backed firm's refinanced hotel portfolio and a New York office tower struggling after the departure of WeWork. Read the entire piece by clicking "read more" below.