A coal giant is uprooting its longtime St. Louis headquarters with a plan to decamp to the suburbs, dealing another blow to a downtown that has struggled with a corporate exodus.
The pandemic is now just a thing of the past for many office landlords and commercial real estate services firms, with leasing and sales demand officially meeting or surpassing 2019 levels.
Developers are set to move forward with a 90,000-square-foot, mixed-use project after paying $15.5 million for two properties in a rapidly changing part of Miami Beach, Florida.
Archer Aviation's deal to pay $126 million to buy an airport in the Los Angeles area marks one of the biggest real estate bets by a company in the emerging flying taxi industry.
The U.S. retail market entered the final quarter of 2025 on firmer footing, following a turbulent first half of the year marked by elevated store closings and more space added than newly occupied.
Osso Capital and TriWest Development have acquired the Villages at Forest View, a 307-unit apartment complex in Antioch, Tennessee, from HND Realty for $58 million.
Bentley Residences, the 61-story auto-branded luxury condominium tower being built by Dezer Development, just scored one of the largest construction loans in South Florida this year.
PNC Financial Services Group, one of the fastest-growing banks in the United States, has increased its target for branch openings to more than 300 by 2030, increasing its total branch investment to about $2 billion.
A year ago, Calgary’s residential condominium market reached peak pricing. The benchmark apartment price was $351,700, rising above $350,000 for the first time. Since then, prices have come down to the current average of $329,400 at the beginning of the fourth quarter, a further decline from the average of $332,600 in the third quarter.
A Nashville hot spot with live music, dining and nightlife is expanding to Austin — a city known as the Live Music Capital of the World — with the help of star musician Justin Timberlake.
A private equity firm bought an eight-building industrial portfolio near the airport in Richmond, Virginia, as institutional investors continue to target the in-demand market.
EQT Real Estate and its institutional backers have secured an $859 million industrial portfolio refinancing backed largely by warehouses in secondary markets with upside rent projections.
Wagamama, a pan-Asian restaurant chain with locations across the globe, is moving its U.S. headquarters from New York to Tampa, Florida, as it gears up to expand across the Southeast.
A Hines fund has paid $151 million for a 451-unit apartment tower in downtown Chicago, adding to an uptick in transaction volume over the past year as the market has led the nation in rent growth.
Fredericksburg, Texas, has long been a Hill Country favorite for wine weekends and varied charms, but its lodging landscape is shifting toward scale and sophistication. Today, the city's hotel inventory is dominated by independently owned historic inns, bed-and-breakfasts and small boutique properties that define its character. Branded presence is limited, with select-service flags like Best Western and La Quinta anchoring the mainstream segment, while luxury and lifestyle brands have yet to make a meaningful mark. This imbalance has created a gap that developers are now racing to fill.
