Macy’s is closing 66 stores, kicking off its plan to exit traditional malls and focus on smaller, experiential locations—a move reshaping retail and commercial real estate.
Developers are focusing on luxury apartments, leaving affordable housing in the dust.
JCPenney and Sparc Group have merged to form Catalyst Brands, a $9B retail powerhouse.
Dubai-based EDGNEX Data Centers, a DAMAC subsidiary, is entering the U.S. market with a $20 billion initial investment targeting 2000MW of capacity over four years.
National rent growth slowed down to just 1% in Q4 as new apartment supply outpaced demand.
Logistics companies, heavily invested in US-Mexico infrastructure, are bracing for potential trade disruptions from looming tariff threats.
Rising rents and tightening supply are setting the stage for a big year in multifamily despite mounting operational challenges.
Manhattan's office leasing reached a new post-pandemic peak in 2024 with 25.8 MSF leased.
Atlanta’s explosive data center growth has met local resistance, prompting city leaders to restrict new developments near transit hubs.
As we close out 2024, we want to take a moment to reflect on what an incredible year it’s been — and it’s all thanks to you, our loyal readers.
A streak of monthly gains signals improving conditions in U.S. commercial real estate.
Multifamily investment in Maryland’s D.C. suburbs has dropped 13% this year as strict rent caps push major investors to the sidelines.
