Zamir Equities is seeking $41.7M for two buildings in Mount Laurel and a third in Cherry Hill spanning more than 315K SF, the ...

Explore the thriving Phoenix retail market with low vacancies and rising rents. Discover insights at Bisnow’s summit on Aug. 18.

Dallas-Fort Worth's industrial market soars with record 40.3M SF leased in the first half, driven by data centers and logistics.

With interest from Big Tech and a new bill before Congress that would expand its use in federal projects, mass timber is on the cusp of a new era of growth. Relatively stable lumber prices that buck ...

The owners of HSBC’s 1.1M SF former HQ in Canary Wharf have submitted proposals for one of the largest office retrofit projects ever undertaken, with plans to create a new mixed-use scheme.

Welcome to Sugar Creek on the Lake, a 10-story, 516K SF Class-A waterfront property between Sugar Creek Boulevard and ...

Housing in the Lehigh Valley remains in high demand following the region’s post-pandemic population boost, and there isn’t enough to go around. While the area 60 miles north of Philadelphia, centered ...

Developers in one of the toughest regions in the country to build housing are facing a new attack. In an effort to combat the housing crisis, local industrial development agencies across New York — ...

Beth DiVecchia had an assignment: find a new office for The Brattle Group, a consulting firm that has been based at One Beacon St. since 2017. The 10-year lease was set to expire next year, and ...

Billionaire hedge funder Ken Griffin is selling a commercial building on one of South Florida's wealthiest retail corridors to the world's largest landlord. The Palm Beach building at 125 Worth Ave.

An investment firm that has partnered with one of President Donald Trump’s sons is aiming to spend billions of dollars on Sun Belt real estate as part of a new fund. The firm teamed up with ...

The world’s 20 largest data center companies have set ambitious targets to cut the carbon emissions from their giant portfolios. The vast majority of them are moving in the wrong direction — fast.