November 5, 2025
Apartments sell in Koreatown, LA's most active development hub
A Los Angeles investor has acquired its sixth apartment complex in Koreatown this year, betting on a rent rebound in the fast-developing neighborhood.
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November 5, 2025Retail landlord Simon to develop 100-acre mixed-use center in Nashville
Giant mall landlord Simon Property Group is developing a ground-up, mixed-use project that will include retailers, restaurants and an upscale hotel in Nashville, Tennessee.
November 5, 2025Insurance giant buys building in Denver's standout neighborhood amid broader office slump
An institutional investor has homed in on a rare bright spot in Denver's office market by purchasing a property in one of the city's most affluent neighborhoods.
November 5, 2025Eyewear brand with K-pop ties plans first US store in Beverly Hills
Blue Elephant, a producer of inexpensive eyewear made famous by K-pop idols in Korea, is bringing its frames to the states with a first store planned for Beverly Hills.- November 4, 2025
CBRE's $1.2 billion acquisition targets data center growth to boost bottom line
In the latest sign of the growth of data centers to support artificial intelligence, CBRE is buying a provider of advanced technical support related to digital and power systems for $1.2 billion as the world's largest commercial real estate services firm looks to boost its bottom line. 
November 4, 2025Clontz Capital flips revamped Louisville apartment complex
A local group is cashing in on an apartment complex it revamped in Louisville, Kentucky, selling it for nearly triple what it paid two years ago.- November 4, 2025
It’s budget season, and labor expenses for full-service hotels on the East Coast have increased
Hotel operating budget season, which generally runs between the months of August and December, is now in full swing. As hotel operators, asset managers and owners deliberate expense ratios with their property management and operations teams, all parties involved are focused on how expenses increased between 2023 and 2024, and evaluating preliminary 2025 expenses, which won't be available until next year. 
November 4, 2025Colliers posts revenue jump as engineering expansion drives growth
Real estate services firm Colliers posted double-digit revenue growth as acquisitions of engineering businesses bolstered its financial results in the third quarter.
November 4, 2025National security firm more than doubles size of DC-area headquarters
A national security company has nearly tripled the size of its Northern Virginia headquarters as office leasing among defense technology and related firms fuels activity in the market.
November 4, 2025Atlantic Union Bank leases full floor in Virginia Beach Town Center
Atlantic Union Bank is opening a new office in Virginia Beach, Virginia, after reaching a deal at the Town Center of Virginia Beach, considered the city's urban commercial center.
November 4, 2025Yum Brands considers sale of Pizza Hut; Starbucks to sell large stake in China business; Office attendance edges higher
Yum Brands considers sale of Pizza Hut
November 4, 2025National multifamily forecast adjusted lower despite expected drawdown of oversupply
CoStar has revised its outlook for the U.S. multifamily sector's performance, with rent growth expectations lowered and vacancy projected to decline more gradually than previously forecast.
November 4, 2025Prologis buys warehouses in one of San Francisco Bay Area's biggest industrial deals
Prologis, the world’s biggest industrial developer and landlord, purchased an industrial portfolio near San Francisco, as the company expands its holdings in the capital of the fast-growing artificial intelligence industry.
November 4, 2025Son bids farewell to Montreal office buildings built by his father
The family of the late Joseph Kracauer Sr. is closing in on the sale of his real estate collection that left its mark on Montreal.
November 4, 2025Amid shrinking occupancy, signs of stabilization emerge in Seattle's office market
The Puget Sound office market continues to work through a prolonged reset.
November 4, 2025Dutch Bros. Coffee drive-thru trades for $2.72 million in Charleston suburbs
One of the first Dutch Bros. Coffee locations to open in South Carolina, a newly built, 950-square-foot drive-thru at 101 Angus St. in the Charleston suburb of Summerville, was recently sold by Pavilion Development Co. for $2,719,000 or $2,862.11 per square foot.
November 4, 2025These two Texas markets projected to lead in management job growth
Austin and San Antonio may enjoy the lion’s share of management job growth during the balance of the decade, according to data from Oxford Economics.
November 4, 2025Silverman buys 1 million-square-foot Richmond logistics portfolio as investor appetite remains robust
A six-building industrial portfolio near the Richmond, Virginia, airport sold in a large industrial deal that signifies investor appetite for the sector remains robust in the commonwealth's capital city.
November 4, 2025Senior housing sees long-term growth in San Antonio
San Antonio’s senior housing market is experiencing significant growth, despite the broader slowdown for multifamily construction over the past couple of years.
November 4, 2025Luxury apartment complex opens in Carrollton, Texas
The NRP Group opened Diamond Flats, a 331-unit luxury multifamily community at 1402 Carrollton Parkway in Carrollton, Texas, according to a press release from the company.
