News/Events
'It Has Gotten Worse, And Everybody Is Feeling It': Hiring Slows, Raises Shrink In CRE
Commercial real estate hiring has slowed, raises are shrinking, and AI is reshaping roles as firms seek profits in a tough CRE job market.
'More Know-How' Could Bring Houston More Conversions, Fewer Disasters
Houston’s older buildings often face demolition, but tax credits, city support and adaptive reuse could boost conversions and preserve character.
U.S. Manufacturing Surge Feeding Demand In Atlanta's Industrial Market
U.S. manufacturing activity is driving record warehouse and industrial leasing demand across Metro Atlanta, including 6.7M SF of net absorption in Q3.
Hudson Pacific Posts $218M Loss, Due In Part To Office Sale Losses
HPP signed more than half a million square feet of office leases in the first nine months of the year.
LA's New Mayor Is Nithya Raman, Housing Developers' Friend And Foe
Nithya Raman wins the LA mayoral race, pledging faster housing permits, cleaner streets and major progress on homelessness by the 2028 Olympics.
Sponsored Content: How Pacific Northwest Multifamily Owners Are Using Sustainability To Strengthen Asset Performance
Kristin Gustafson explores how owners can use sustainability strategies to enhance asset performance in the Pacific Northwest's multifamily market.
Treasury Releases New Nationwide Opportunity Zone Map With 6,600 Tracts
The OZ 2.0 map is smaller than the first iteration of the program and will go into effect Jan. 1.
How Mamdani's Pied-à-Terre Tax Could Change NYC's High-End Rental Market
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax could increase high-end rents and change landlord strategies.
Jemal Equities Buys Carr Properties' Former HQ In Receivership Sale
The firm paid $45M for the 417K SF property at 1615 L St. NW after a court approved a receivership sale.
