CarrAmerica's hotel, InterContinental Washington, D.C. – The Wharf has secured $99 million. The funds will serve as a refinancing, which was provided by Morgan Stanley. Newmark arranged the loan, with ...

StoneX is under contract to expand its total footprint at 230 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan to 94,742 square feet.

"While 'flight-to-quality' remains a trend, the real underlying shift is the 'flight-to-built-out-space,' according to Ben Schiesl, vice president of JLL. He said this is especially true among San ...

GFP's other project in Lower Manhattan, 222 Broadway, remains underway. The Commercial Observer reported last year that the developer secured $288 million in financing to support the conversion of the ...

Homebuilders facing a glut of unsold houses—the largest in 15 years—are quietly turning to Washington for help, hoping federal action might keep their inventories from becoming financial dead weight.

Finally, after years of sitting on the acquiring land, Amazon is proceeding with its planned 710,000 square foot delivery facility in San Francisco, which hopes to improve the quality of service in ...

The resilience of multifamily housing in the Inland Empire can be underscored with a mix of affordability, structural demand spillover from coastal Southern California and tenant needs that are ...

December 2025 marked a chilling finale for the U.S. commercial real estate market, with deal activity tumbling 20% from the same month a year earlier, according to data from Moody's reported by CNBC.

Over the full year, Phoenix led U.S. apartment demand, absorbing 23,349 units, followed by New York with 18,174 units and Newark with 16,151 units, highlighting the continued strength of high-demand ...

Rising occupancy costs are squeezing provider margins and accelerating changes in shadow rent assumptions.

Rockrose Development has agreed buy the now vacant former Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn for $100 million. Traded reported the deal for the site that includes 363 Hicks Street, 365 Hicks ...

From 2024 to 2025, Texas ranked fourth among the top ten states for percentage growth, trailing South Carolina, Idaho, and North Carolina. In absolute numbers, though, it led the nation with an ...