One of Chicago’s largest law firms has changed offices for the first time in 35 years, moving into a 60-story trophy tower in the latest example of tenants cutting space while adding amenities.
Urban Network Capital Group has received a $30 million construction loan for Visions at Brickell Station, a new condominium rising along the western edge of Miami’s Brickell neighborhood.
Penzance has secured more than $100 million in construction financing for a preleased data center project in Northern Virginia as demand intensifies for the facilities that are helping fuel the boom in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
A tenant has signed on for an entire century-old industrial-turned-office building in San Francisco that was vacant when a local investment firm scooped it up at a bargain price back in June.
Shopping centers anchored by Whole Foods are selling for as much as four times the rate of properties anchored by mass-market rivals, according to new CoStar data.
A company aiming to turbocharge scientific discovery is also lending a hefty boost to the Boston area's office market with a deal to lease space across two buildings at a new biotech development.
Commercial real estate investment in Boise, Idaho, fell slightly in the third quarter of 2025. Preliminary data suggests that the total number of trades across all property types — office, retail, industrial and multifamily — came in at 107, a 14.4% decrease from the second-quarter mark of 125.
At Resorts World Las Vegas, the staff has waived some resort and parking fees. Over at Caesars Entertainment, a big property on the Las Vegas Strip, they've offered a two-night stay for $300, including a $200 credit for food and drinks. And other businesses, including apartment owners, have also started giving discounts.
A bartender begins lining up champagne flutes along a curved bar in what could be the lobby of a luxury hotel in preparation for a wedding or a major anniversary celebration. Instead, it's an in-office gathering.
A year ago, outdoor retailer REI Co-op was touting its expansion plans. Now the chain plans to close three high-profile stores in New York, Boston and Paramus, New Jersey, next year.
California officials and taxpayer advocates are mounting dual efforts to roll back Measure ULA, or the "mansion tax" that took effect in 2023 as part of statewide efforts to increase housing affordability.
Blue Owl Capital is forming a new real estate investment trust to expand its digital network holdings and agreed to roll 11 data centers it already controls into the new entity.
The average asking rent at Phoenix multifamily properties decreased 0.6% in September 2025, the eighth consecutive month without positive growth and the largest monthly decline so far this year.
Despite elevated borrowing costs and tight lending conditions, several high-profile hotel trades across the West Coast and key resort destinations have closed over the past 18 months. These transactions, concentrated in high-barrier markets and anchored by global brands, demonstrate where institutions remain willing to deploy capital at scale.
The U.S. hotel industry is heading toward a critical refinancing window as commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) near maturity. Between October 2025 and December 2028, loans on roughly 1,900 hotels with 315,000 rooms will come due, with nearly $800 billion in outstanding debt. The average interest rate across these loans is 6.5%, reflecting a lower-rate origination environment that will be difficult to replicate in today’s more restrictive lending climate.
East Capital Partners and ABR have secured a $30 million refinancing for the joint venture’s Palmetto Industrial Park located a few miles north of Miami International Airport.
