Saks Global is butting heads with another landlord during its bankruptcy proceedings, this time about whether a Burlington store can take over a Saks Off 5th location in a Georgia outlet center.
Maersk has signed a 233,492‑square‑foot lease at 200 Linden Logistics Way, a newly constructed 516,600‑square‑foot distribution facility in the Linden Logistics Center in Linden, New Jersey.
Amazon plans to nearly double its data center investments in Mississippi as part of the tech giant’s strategy to spend $200 billion this year building out artificial intelligence networks.
A local developer known for creating living spaces in the sky is getting ready to tackle its next big project: the conversion of an aging gold-clad office complex once housing cosmetics giant Mary Kary into new apartments in Dallas.
Short-term rentals, or STRs, have captured a steadily growing share of U.S. lodging demand since 2019, but while their national footprint has expanded, their impact on hotels remains uneven across markets.
Construction has begun on a new apartment building in New York City that's set to feature 292 affordable housing units, with some slated for disabled veterans and formerly homeless people.
The latest vote of confidence in San Francisco’s real estate recovery is the purchase of a prominent yet long-vacant office building in the heart of the city.
Major homebuilder KB Home will move its headquarters from Los Angeles to Tempe, Arizona, in a move that the company says will save money and better position it for growth.
Former U.S. Olympic rower Paul Teti pivoted to real estate after competing on the world's top athletic stage, but he still draws on lessons he learned in his boat.
A Seattle-based real estate investor has paid $41 million for the retail portion of a 24-story tower on Chicago’s North Michigan Avenue shopping corridor, with plans to help convert upper floors of the property to 320 apartments.
The General Services Administration, the federal agency that manages government property, should create specific, targeted goals for selling real estate as it works to save taxpayer dollars, a new report found.
Robin Hood, billed as New York’s largest poverty‑fighting philanthropic group, is relocating its Manhattan headquarters to a historic Union Square office building.
Winston Water Cooler has acquired a manufacturing building in Tulsa, Oklahoma, from Buffington Co. for $5.75 million in a purchase-by-tenant, owner-user transaction.
Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust said it sold four apartment properties in Quebec City and Edmonton for a combined $105 million, with plans to use the sale proceeds to buy other assets.
A multilevel experience celebrating the nation’s candy history is coming to Chicago’s North Michigan Avenue after the rebounding retail avenue was chosen over options in Orlando, Florida and New York.
Primo Brands, a publicly traded, North American branded beverage company with dual headquarters in Tampa, Florida, and Stamford, Connecticut, signed a full-building lease for Building 3 in the Silver City Business Park, a newly constructed distribution facility in Taunton, Massachusetts.
Pastore's, a family-owned Italian wholesale distributor best known for its Sun of Italy brand, has sold its former warehouse in Baltimore after being acquired last year.
The residential subsidiary of Trammell Crow, High Street Residential, is teaming up with Tokyo, Japan-based Tokyu Land Corp. to begin work on a $64 million apartment complex in Richardson, Texas, through a public-private partnership with the city in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.
Santander Bank is making its largest investment yet in Miami as the company officially begins work on a skyscraper that reaches 765 feet into the sky and will serve as the bank's new regional hub in the city’s financial district.
