Oracle is taking a massive gamble — $248 billion in data center leases, a commitment that is up more than 2,200% from two years ago — as the software giant races with other major firms to secure more space during the artificial intelligence boom.
Robotics company iRobot is adjusting its corporate real estate footprint in preparation for a more prudent future as it works through a bankruptcy filing and court-supervised acquisition.
Nexon America, a subsidiary of Nexon, the largest video game developer in South Korea, has signed a lease extension for six and a half years at 621 Hawaii St. in El Segundo, California.
An old General Electric transformer manufacturing plant that was redeveloped as one of the Bay Area's biggest industrial properties is now for sale after failing to gain traction among tenants, reflecting a broader industry downturn that has rippled across the nation.
After building a significant amount of momentum in 2024, the Las Vegas multifamily market has reversed course this year, with the vacancy rate breaching double digits in the process.
A 1950s-era, aquamarine office and retail tower in downtown Dallas is being marketed for a potential adaptive reuse at a time when real estate investors are reimagining properties in the city's central business district.
Artificial intelligence chipmaker Nvidia doesn't appear to be taking any time off when it comes to expanding its global real estate portfolio, most recently with a deal to expand one of its hubs in Austin, Texas.
Retail space connected to Chicago’s Ogilvie Transportation Center, including the European-inspired French Market, could change hands for the first time since it opened in 2009.
Despite continued economic uncertainty this year, the Canadian hotel sector has posted strong performance through October, with several regions in Eastern Canada notably outpacing national averages.
Following rapid increases in the years following the onset of the pandemic, Phoenix apartment rents have swiftly reversed course, with 2025 shaping up to be the third consecutive year with negative growth.
Demand for top-tier apartment units is holding up as the U.S. multifamily market works through a wave of new supply. As a result, elevated vacancy levels are set to decline in higher-quality multifamily buildings with four- and five-star ratings across 2026.
The city of Alexandria, Virginia, has given the developer behind Amazon's second headquarters project approval to develop hundreds of new rental apartments and for-sale townhouses close to the tech giant's HQ2 campus.
A Seattle-area real estate developer bought an early 1980s Microsoft office building near the tech giant's Redmond headquarters, with plans to build a 641-unit apartment project on the site.
Mission Nouvelle Génération, an established nonprofit food bank serving more than 2,000 families weekly, acquired an industrial property in Montreal's Candiac area to strengthen its distribution capabilities. The owner-user deal with seller, Durpro, a specialized industrial water treatment company comes as the organization seeks to meet growing demand for its services.
Levin Management has lined up three new tenants for West Orange Plaza in New Jersey, a property undergoing a multimillion-dollar redevelopment that includes a new Target store.
