After blowing past the capacity limits of its current space, a Boston-area life sciences company is moving its headquarters to a property nearly three times larger.
A Utah-based coworking and flex space company has signed a lease for its first Washington location as part of an expansion across the western U.S. this year.
As retail investment activity accelerates across Los Angeles, Brixton Capital has made one of the market’s biggest plays of the last 12 months with its $100 million purchase of The Quad at Whittier, a fully leased suburban power center anchored by national tenants.
Burger King’s former headquarters and adjacent land is on the market for redevelopment with Avison Young tapped to sell the 80-acre property in South Florida.
A new leader for the New Jersey state agency that doles out hundreds of millions of dollars in tax incentives to real estate developers is slated to start work right away in his role.
Brooklyn’s tallest office tower has brought in new ownership partners and landed a $125 million Deutsche Bank loan as it prepares to launch a new marketing campaign.
The Federal Reserve of the United States held its benchmark interest rate unchanged at its first policy meeting of the year, following three straight reductions.
A Quebec real estate development firm is leaning into a segment of the market that it says is proving more reliable than new apartment towers: mid-market rental housing.
Starbucks is back in growth mode, months after closing hundreds of locations, laying off corporate employees and redesigning its cafes as part of a multiyear turnaround.
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts is planning to construct a mixed‑use building with 225 hotel rooms and 100 residential units near 15th Avenue and Macleod Trail in Calgary, adding another major project to the Stampede Park redevelopment zone.
Shoe retailer Allbirds is the latest digital-native company planning to close most of its stores after its foray into brick-and-mortar selling faltered.
Pinterest, the San Francisco-based company that invites users to make digital pinboards reflecting their lives, said it plans to cut staff and office space in the year ahead as it focuses more spending on artificial intelligence.
A Seattle tower traded at a fraction of its former price in a foreclosure sale as the city's downtown struggles to recover from historic low levels of demand for office space.