A top-selling apartment broker has returned to Colliers to form an investment team in Seattle as multifamily deal activity picks up again across the region.
Chipmaker Intel has a new Manhattan pop-up shop at a location that perhaps packs the best of both worlds: high foot traffic and rent at a discount against what it would have to shell out on blocks nearby.
Years after Elon Musk severed corporate and personal ties with California in a relocation to Texas, the billionaire's roster of companies continues to expand its real estate holdings across the San Francisco Bay Area.
Entertainment giant Netflix plans to open an office and event space at a historic department store building in Washington, D.C., in the latest move into major downtown retail sites across the country that have been left vacant.
A Chicago building that was designed by Daniel Burnham and served as his office more than a century ago is poised to be sold to a local businessman who recently bought another architectural gem nearby.
Cologix has expanded its artificial intelligence infrastructure and property footprint in greater Toronto with its acquisition hyperscale data centres in Markham and Toronto.
Office Properties Income Trust, owner of more than 17 million square feet of office space, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in a rare move from a publicly traded U.S. real estate investment trust specializing in that property type.
Vancouver’s homeownership market is experiencing a rare period of declining home values. As of the third quarter, benchmark apartment pricing is down roughly 4.4% from a year ago to $682,200. This is the first time it has dropped below $700,000 since the start of 2023.
Montreal’s commercial real estate market continues to adapt to various challenges. Yet after several difficult years, including a pandemic, the most rapid interest rate hiking cycle in modern times, and a trade war with the U.S., the city’s real estate markets appear to be finding their footing.
U.S. commercial property prices are moving in opposite directions, with big deals in major markets rising while low-dollar deals in smaller areas fall.
As the nation's ninth-largest office market, Philadelphia ranks 12th out of 15 major metropolitan markets for big-block office availability. The local market currently lists 62 spaces exceeding 100,000 square feet in four- and five-star buildings — enough to offer options for large companies, but still far behind the top-performing cities.
Hotel room revenues dropped more than 6% year over year in the third quarter for Park Hotels & Resorts, and company officials are lowering their fourth-quarter projections. But Park executives stress the company remains in a strong position financially.
A property investment firm is looking to unload eight Walmart Neighborhood Market locations in the Sun Belt as it refines its strategic focus on its portfolio of multifamily properties.
While both nationally and in Houston leasing volume has slowed from the post-pandemic highs, that has not been the case everywhere. In Houston's North Freeway-Tomball Parkway area, for example, leasing volume has already reached nearly 4 million square feet this year, marking the strongest annual performance on record and over 65% above the 2017–2019 average.
The downtown Nashville office market has maintained momentum through most of 2025, with net absorption, the difference in move-ins vs. move-outs, totaling approximately 740,000 square feet over the last year, by far the most of any submarket in Nashville's metro area. While new office supply has led to increased availability within the area, the new trophy assets give downtown Nashville an advantage over other areas.
Swedish furniture company Ikea says it will open a mid-sized store near Washington, D.C., in the soon-to-close Dulles Expo Center, one of the largest trade show halls in the region.