The Greater Phoenix office market is demonstrating improving fundamentals, with strong leasing activity and a measurable contraction in total inventory
An investor group comprising Vanderbilt Office Properties, Hillwood and TriPost Capital Partners has acquired The Towers at Williams Square, a
Seminole County has authorized the next step for a major regional indoor sports complex planned near the Boombah Sports Complex
Clarion Partners, LLC has recently completed a series of more than a dozen single-asset healthcare investments with an aggregate value
Fit-out costs for contemporary office space in the U.S. and Canada have undergone a structural reset, according to JLL’s U.S.
Colliers has completed the sale of 2323 Grand Boulevard, a 321,000-square-foot office building in the Crown Center submarket of Kansas
CBRE recently facilitated the successful sale of a five-unit multifamily community in Huntington Beach for $2.4 million, equating to an
Cushman & Wakefield has appointed Rob Rubano as the head of Equity, Debt & Structured Finance (EDSF) for the Americas.
Cushman & Wakefield has recently introduced an Asset Optimization Group, specifically designed to assist lenders, investors, and servicers in maximizing
Cushman & Wakefield has recently launched an Asset Optimization Group, providing tailored solutions for lenders, investors and servicers dealing with
BWE, a leading national mortgage banking company specializing in commercial and multifamily properties, announced today the successful financing of two
BWE, a leading national commercial and multifamily mortgage banking firm, has announced the successful financing of two prominent shopping centers
Josh Miller and Bruce Morrison of Friedman Real Estate recently completed the sale of Wabash Landing, a 75,399-square-foot retail center
Core Acquisitions, a leading commercial real estate investment firm with offices in Chicago and Deerfield, has successfully completed the sale
The $100 million 43 Green project in Bronzeville has achieved two significant milestones as one of the first equitable transit-oriented
Amazon has decided not to renew its lease for approximately 209,000 square feet of office space in downtown Seattle’s 1800