A steakhouse chain that originated in Washington, D.C., has expanded into a new city with the opening of a location in Philadelphia as its leadership eyes a potential national expansion.
A real estate investment firm bought a self-storage facility east of Seattle for $28 million in one of the region's largest sales of its type in years.
Surrounded by streetside murals, trendy restaurants, and bars that stay open late, Japanese resale fashion store 2nd Street is making its Florida debut in Miami after signing a new lease at Society Wynwood in the city’s arts district.
A national real estate developer plans to start construction on a multifamily development in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood after buying land for the six-story project.
Nashville, Tennessee, led the United States in industrial rent growth over the past year, with rates rising 6.7%, well above the national average of 1.6%. Average asking rents reached $12.19 per square foot, making Nashville the priciest market among Southeast peers. Five-year rent growth in Nashville now exceeds 50%, higher than the 36% national rate.
Financial firm Citadel’s former headquarters is for sale after the 37-story tower in Chicago scored two big leasing wins, potentially providing a high-profile gauge of office values in the Loop business district.
Calgary-based Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust said it will spend $249 million to purchase three towers at the Central Parc apartment complex in Laval as it works to expand its presence in the greater Montreal area.
Michigan Planners Insurance, a group insurance broker serving Traverse City and surrounding Northern Michigan areas that specializes in employer group benefits, acquired a 12,461-square-foot office building in downtown Traverse City for $3 million in an owner-user transaction.
Like many other parts of the country, the Kansas City industrial market has seen its vacancy rise over the past few years as tenant demand has slowed, following record levels in 2021 and 2022, and a surge in new development has added supply-side pressures.
A historic office building constructed just after the 1906 earthquake leveled most of San Francisco has emerged from the city's most recent crisis with a new owner, as faith builds in the city's downtown resurgence.
While rent growth performances have eased in Oklahoma, they continue to outpace the U.S., at the same time that many Southern markets continue to navigate rent declines.
On the sidelines of Sibca, the BBCA association unveiled the winners of the first-ever Grands Prix de l'immobilier bas carbone, as well as the 2025 winners among building owners.
Real estate developer Westbank has sold its stake in a 6,100-unit residential project under construction in Vancouver that's billed as one of the largest First Nations economic development projects in Canadian history.
Like many other parts of the country, the Indianapolis industrial market has seen its vacancy rate rise over the past few years as tenant demand has slowed following record levels in 2021 and 2022, and a surge in new development has added supply-side pressures.
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority has awarded roughly $143 million in tax incentives to a planned multifamily development in Jersey City and the rehabilitation of an existing garden apartment complex in Atlantic City.
This week's column examines the performance of loans backing single-family rental properties, loan troubles for a New York City office building and the implication of tenant exits at a Virginia tower. Click "read more" to see the whole story.
At a time when Frey is "turning up the heat" on the outlets market, in the words of CEO Antoine Frey - his group joined the top 3 managers in Europe following the acquisition of Land of Fashion via its subsidiary ROS (Retail Outlet Shopping) last August - one aspect of its business seems to be falling into oblivion: the transformation of commercial zones at city entrances.
