While national office construction activity hit its lowest level in more than a decade, Salt Lake maintained one of the healthier pipelines relative to inventory, helping keep vacancy levels from ...
Gordon Black says pricing alignment, income focus, and demographic-driven sectors will define the next investment phase.
Efrem Gerszberg's 2020 Acquisitions has secured $654 million to refinance a piece of a New Jersey industrial development that's been attracting a flurry of leases in recent days. Madison Realty ...
Stripe will directly lease space at its office space at 28 Liberty Street after striking a deal with landlord Fosun International to expand its footprint by about 140,000 square feet at the property.
There are buyers’ markets and then there are super buyers’ markets. Home shoppers may rejoice that America appears to be in the super stage right now, with 37% more home sellers in the market ...
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is expected to hold around 3% over the next several quarters and through 2026. Roughly two-thirds of economists believe the inflationary impact of tariffs will be a ...
Only a handful of the nation’s largest apartment markets have achieved uninterrupted year-over-year rent growth over the past five years—and most of them are in the Midwest, according to a new ...
Mobility in America is practically engrained in the national psyche: “Go West, young man,” “the new frontier,” “See the USA in My Chevrolet”. But in 2024, American mobility reached a historic low, as ...
A new analysis from MarketWatch, drawing on research by Podium AI and the latest figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, reveals wide variations in job opening rates across the United States.
Franzén, speaking during an interview following the company’s Q3 2025 earnings announcement, described the U.S. as a “large opportunity, big opportunity” for EQT. He emphasized the firm’s intention to ...
Commercial real estate lenders modified $11.2 billion in loans during the third quarter of 2025, underscoring a persistent strategy known in the industry as “extend and pretend,” according to CRED iQ.
The City by the Bay now leads the nation in year-over-year office, posting visitation growth of 19% in September. That comes as Los Angeles’s 9.9% growth still trails the 13% national average.
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