In the third quarter of 2024, reports on the U.S. retail market all echoed a similar theme: flat or declining
Reports on the state of the U.S. retail market in Q3 2024 all echoed a similar message: flat or declining
Occasionally, we hear about new mass timber building projects being announced. These announcements often highlight the sustainability, aesthetics, and other
Pictured: The iconic arch over Pike Street at the Seattle Convention Center. Convention centers used to be large, impersonal structures
One undeniable truth about life is that all structures eventually become old and lose their usefulness. However, a recent article
One undeniable truth about life is that all structures eventually become old and lose their usefulness. However, in a recently
Newcastle Limited has hired Mike Tsakalakis as Vice President of Retail Property Management to oversee the strategic operations and financial
The Ratkovich Company (TRC) announced their intention to use the “builder’s remedy” provision under California state law in order to
Restaurant365, a restaurant enterprise management software company, has agreed to a $135-million funding round co-led by global investment firms KKR
GID, a real estate owner and fiduciary investing in multiple asset classes, has acquired 401 Alabama St., a Class A
Colliers’ Patrick Turner, Tom Rodeno and Joe Connor successfully arranged the sale-leaseback of RT Group Logistics’ 49,793-square-foot Industrial Service Facility
Restaurant365, a restaurant enterprise management software company, has agreed to a $135-million funding round co-led by global investment firms KKR
Essex Realty Group, Inc. has been selected to market 2402 W. Carmen Ave., a 25-unit mixed-use property located in Chicago’s
Sentinel Real Estate Corporation, a New York City-based firm, recently acquired La Via Apartments in Petaluma. The 281-unit mid-rise apartment
Marcus & Millichap recently finalized the sale of Best Western Premier Nicollet Inn, a 131-key hospitality property located in Burnsville,
Western Washington University (WWU) has officially broken ground on the first publicly funded zero-energy academic building in Washington State. Named