Office demand is improving and that's reflecting across the board in Atlanta. For the first time in 2025, net absorption was positive, at 156,000 square feet in the third quarter, according to a ...

Silicon Valley’s Atherton (94027) leads the country for the eighth consecutive year, with median sale prices approaching $7.5 million. Atherton’s ranking underscores California’s outsized role in the ...

High-tech infrastructure—including major investments in data centers and information processing technology—is driving a substantial portion of U.S. economic growth so far this year, according to a ...

A slowdown in portfolio transactions is weighing on commercial real estate sales this year, according to Colliers, citing MSCI data through August. The dynamic mirrors the Pareto principle, where a ...

Industrial leasing in the U.S. has shifted decisively in 2025, as smaller tenants and regional manufacturers step in to drive activity while large users and major investors remain cautious in the face ...

Zara founder Amancio Ortega has closed on a $274.4 million acquisition of office tower 1111 Brickell Avenue in Miami.

After years of staying below a longstanding ceiling for new apartment supply, the U.S. multifamily market surged past it — and then, just as quickly, began losing momentum.

Overall, industrial leasing volume in NYC plunged by 51 percent from the previous three months to 727,000 square feet. Also, net absorption was in negative territory, at -340,888 square feet. But it ...

Bozzuto, in partnership with Kimco Realty, has begun construction for The Chester at Westlake. This landmark mixed-use development will be Daly City’s first major predominantly market-rate apartment ...

The Department of Labor under the Trump administration is signaling its intent to revoke a controversial Biden-era rule governing how independent contractors are classified — a move that could once ...

Two decades ago, Walmart tried to open a store in Monroeville, but residents pushed back and stopped the plan, according to The New York Times. Over the years, the company would hear similar refusals ...

During those years, cash became a frequent, decisive lever for buyers eager to secure “scarce listings”—a trend that continues to linger, according to Danielle Hale, chief economist at Realtor.com.