Office developers are putting shovels in the ground with much of their space already spoken for. The nine projects that broke ground in leading U.S. office markets during the third quarter were 77.2% ...

Realty Income has turned again to private capital markets to strengthen its funding base, this time aligning with Apollo Global Management in a $1 billion joint venture that underscores how large ...

The lodging REIT acquired Brooklyn's lone luxury hotel, along with making another purchase in Texas.

It includes a mix of agency and tax credit equity, along with public subsidies.

International investors stayed interested in U.S. real estate but held back as tariffs, wars and policy shifts piled up.

McDonald's slipped in the third quarter, but the company says its US business is recovering, which is good news for net lease investors who own its restaurants. Comparable sales in the US fell for the ...

In 2005, the average starting salary for a college graduate was approximately $39,000 per year, or about $3,250 per month before taxes. By 2025, that figure has risen to around $65,700, or roughly ...

A joint venture that includes PGIM has landed $310 million in bridge financing for a Nashville development that will house Starbucks and become its Eastern headquarters. For the CRE community, this is ...

Owners with maturing loans are trading rates near 4% for rates near 5.7%, and Newmark says the cost will weigh on property values.

A sizable share of corporate occupiers expect to move meaningful pieces of their real estate footprints over the next few years. What's driving those decisions has as much to do with operating costs, ...

In the third quarter of 2022, 14 of the state's 25 metro areas scored above the national average on NAR's Commercial Real Estate Demand Index. Today, only two markets, Sacramento and Fresno, remain ...

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