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Hotel brands and third-party operators are leaning on a previously obscure tool known as key money to boost their capital stacks in a sluggish hospitality real estate market. Key money is an up-front, forgivable loan that a brand, like Hyatt Hotels Corp....
Surf parks are making waves. These indoor evolutions of the wave pools and water parks that have long dotted American suburbs feature surfable waves that can be adjusted for skill levels from beginner to expert and are spreading at an accelerating clip. The...
Fewer tourists are coming to Manhattan and visiting the top of the Empire State Building, dragging the tower's owner into the red.
The U.S. defense sector is undergoing its fastest expansion in decades, driven by a shift in how the military approaches readiness that has triggered a surge in multibillion‑dollar contracts and a ballooning need for commercial space. The war with Iran intensified...
Newmark posted a strong quarter for revenue, driven by multifamily investment and office leasing on the coasts, but uncertain conditions ahead prompted the brokerage to hold its full-year guidance steady. The company brought in $888.4M in revenue in...
CBRE outperformed industry expectations during the second quarter as its core earnings per share rose 30% on a 16% revenue increase thanks to a strong performance by the company’s infrastructure and data center services businesses. The world's largest...
A year after last summer’s immigration crackdowns that emptied parts of Los Angeles’ commercial corridors, damage to business owners and their landlords hasn’t been repaired. Neighborhoods like the Fashion District and Little Tokyo are still coping...
Hilton Worldwide Holdings posted second-quarter results just ahead of Wall Street estimates but well off the lofty heights hoteliers originally envisioned for 2026.
The nation's largest grid operator warned that it could temporarily cut off data centers without an independent source of power in an unmanageable demand event.
While Dallas-Fort Worth’s growth as a financial hub has fueled the region’s flight-to-quality trend, companies are also upgrading their offices as the use of artificial intelligence grows and they compete for the best talent in the metro.
Student accommodation specialist Unite Group has announced a £417M first-half pre-tax loss as it warned that purpose-built student accommodation is struggling under soaring construction costs. The UK's largest student accommodation provider reported that...
Ireland's living sector is on course for its strongest year since the market slowdown, with €1B in investment volumes in reach by the end of 2026, according to agent Knight Frank. Knight Frank's July Ireland Living Sectors Market report has forecast...
Fulton Market's metamorphosis from a meatpacking hub into the place to be for young, well-paid professionals continues to evolve, even as a tough capital markets environment complicates investment across the city. The area's strong fundamentals continue...
Rexford Industrial Realty plans to sell off up to $2B of its portfolio, using the proceeds to pay off debt that is set to mature next year. Rexford increased its full-year 2026 disposition guidance to $1.5B to $2B, according to second-quarter filings...
After several years of an effective freeze on new power connections around Ireland, the country’s data centre sector is being reshaped. Policymakers have attempted to redefine the industry, creating opportunities for investors prepared to develop alongside...
Prices for the different types of commercial real estate sectors, from industrial to office and everything in between, had been moving generally in the same direction. Not anymore.
Investment in the self-storage market has been making a comeback after years of high interest rates and fewer home sales put a damper on the sector.
As anxiety builds over whether there will be enough electricity available to power the data center construction boom, investors have started to pour billions into properties where they can hoard energy.Brookfield reached a $7B deal last week to acquire...
The biggest World Cup in history packed stadiums across North America and shattered attendance records. It just wasn't the hotel bonanza many in the hospitality industry had expected. Hotels pushed room rates sharply higher around marquee matches, fueling...
Google’s bigger-than-expected spike in spending on data centers and other AI infrastructure is rattling Wall Street. While it was the first of the Big Tech giants to report second-quarter earnings, and its competitors' stock prices also dropped Thursday,...
Phoenix's office market is showing signs of improving health.
One of the largest construction lenders in the U.S. is still shrinking its real estate portfolio, according to second-quarter earnings results. Bank OZK's real estate exposure fell to 47% of its overall loan book in the second quarter, down from 52%...
Earlier this month, Bisnow published its annual halftime report, surveying commercial real estate leaders on the state of the industry at the end of the second quarter. Sixty-two CRE leaders from more than 30 markets answered one question: Are you moving...
The number of roles tied to artificial intelligence is picking up in the Chicago market, with companies’ bets on new hires potentially bolstering the city’s office market in the coming years. Hiring momentum for AI-related roles has picked up in...
Los Angeles is once again the outlier in the national office recovery. While vacancy tightened in more than half of major U.S. markets in Q2, LA’s rate climbed to 25.8%, driven by steep emptying in Downtown and Hollywood even as Century City pulls...
Industrial occupiers are signing megadeals to backfill large-box warehouses built for projected post-pandemic demand, as rents continue rising despite elevated vacancy rates.
Houston’s retail market is sustaining its record-high occupancy streak as demand quickly fills new and vacated spaces across the metro area, leaving a question of why some high-profile spaces remain empty.
A wave of upzoning across the San Francisco Peninsula is cracking open some of the region’s most supply‑starved housing markets, prompting multifamily developers to target obsolete office sites in Sunnyvale, San Mateo and Menlo Park for hundreds of...
National multifamily net absorption reached its fifth-highest quarterly total in nearly 25 years, even as median asking rents continued to decline.
Michael Lavipour still remembers the bank office where executives laughed him out of the room. It was 13 years ago, and the head of lending for Affinius Capital was on the hunt for a credit facility to support the investment management firm’s real estate...
A Washington, D.C.-based housing watchdog group is accusing the country’s largest apartment owner of unlawfully rejecting potential renters who hold Section 8 vouchers across six states.
Denver’s office market is still recovering from the pandemic, but second-quarter reports indicate it is shifting toward stabilization with positive net absorption. Office tenants took approximately 119,700 SF more than they vacated in Q2, according...
Class-C apartment operators in Chicago are buoyed by many of the tailwinds bolstering the city’s multifamily market as a whole: limited new supply, rising rent growth and recovering investor interest. But rising operating costs have squeezed margins...
Texas has surpassed California as the top data center market in the western half of the U.S., and the gap between the two states is only getting wider. But while California may be a more challenging place to develop digital infrastructure, there is...
Despite soaring demand for artificial intelligence capacity, there are signs that the pipeline of data centers is slowing. While the development of data centers is still at record levels and is driving overall growth in U.S. construction, the number...
Reemerging inflation and stubbornly high interest rates — paired with shifting consumer preferences — are driving a surge in corporate bankruptcy filings, resulting in widespread real estate portfolio cullings and restructurings.
The life sciences real estate sector in Greater Boston still has a deep hole to dig out of, with millions of square feet of lab buildings sitting vacant, but a new report shines a positive light on the future of the market’s demand.
More than six years after the pandemic cratered demand for greater Philadelphia office space, the region’s construction pipeline has officially hit zero. The delivery of Chubb’s long-awaited 438K SF build-to-suit space at 2000 Arch St. last quarter...
The Federal Reserve is growing increasingly worried about inflation.
It’s not just New York and California — the office market is getting healthier across the country.
Top leaders in commercial real estate finance aren’t exactly sanguine about the year ahead, but they are at least feeling less pessimistic, a new CRE Finance Council survey found.
Six months into 2026, Dallas-Fort Worth’s retail market is on pace for another historic year, with the region delivering approximately 75% more than it did in 2025. In 2026, 4.2M SF of new retail projects have been delivered and are in the pipeline,...
The document presents responses from 62 commercial real estate executives across more than 30 markets regarding their investment activity at mid-2026, following a year marked by geopolitical turmoil, elevated interest rates, and a 33% decline in CRE sales in April year-over-year. The executives' responses reveal a split market: some are actively moving forward on selective deals despite unfavorable conditions, while others remain on the sidelines awaiting rate cuts or improved market clarity, with deal activity heavily concentrated in industrial, multifamily, affordable housing, and office repositioning sectors.