Global architecture firm HKS, known for its stadium design group, is cutting dozens of jobs and shut one of its U.S. offices as result of a real estate industry slowdown caused by elevated interest rates and other economic headwinds.
In 2022, a glass-clad office tower opened in downtown San Francisco, just as the bottom was dropping out of the city’s office market. Four years later, the building known as 5M at 415 Natoma St. has new owners with a plan to finally fill its nearly 650,000 square feet of office space, which remains mostly empty.
A new food hall in New York is betting the next phase of the concept isn’t just dining — it’s creating an all-day destination that draws office workers, tourists and locals.
The Old City office building just down the street from the Liberty Bell has had a challenging history of its own. Yet after two years of working to stabilize and reposition the property in Philadelphia's historic district, owner KKR is testing investors' appetite for a commercial success story by listing it for sale.
An out-of-state real estate investment firm is adding to its Texas holdings with the purchase of a two-building office complex along the Dallas North Tollway in the city's northern limits.
Two almost-fully leased office buildings have traded hands in Naples, Florida, with JLL arranging a $15.25 million loan on behalf of the buyer for Collier Place I and II.
Asset manager Invesco is accelerating its push into commercial real estate lending, pricing a $1.2 billion commercial real estate collateralized loan obligation backed by its fast-growing private credit real estate investment trust.
Bridgepoint Group, a British private equity firm, plans to buy U.S. property investor Kayne Anderson Real Estate to expand its reach and types of investments in a deal with an enterprise value of $1.39 billion.
Mike Vernick and Tom Terry of Voit Real Estate Services represented the landlord, while Mike Barreiro and Devin Ray of Daum Commercial Real Estate Services represented the tenant.
Global logistics provider DHL has leased the entirety of a large facility in southern Dallas County, the latest deal to land in what CoStar's market analytics are calling "one of the strongest leasing periods" in recent years.
Quanta Manufacturing Fremont, a California-based subsidiary of Taiwan's Quanta Computer that specializes in electronics and advanced hardware production, has signed a new lease for 143,086 square feet of industrial space at 7411 Central Ave. in the East Bay city of Newark, California.
Retail availability remains tight across Seattle, with the strongest competition for space in high-income neighborhoods. The region’s wealthiest areas continue to post the lowest vacancy, reinforcing a persistent income-driven divide.
Boise, Idaho’s multifamily market rebalance continues into the second quarter of 2026, and the market’s asking rent performance is starting to sync with the trend.
The Carlyle Group and RREEF Property Trust, an affiliate of DWS Group, has acquired Alta Rise, a four-story, 278-unit multifamily complex in Gilbert, Arizona, from Wood Partners for $81.6 million, or $293,525 per unit.
A Swedish investment company plans to build an 87,565-square-foot U.S. headquarters in Northern Virginia to unify some of its subsidiaries and position it for potential growth in the market.
