The RMR Group is looking to transform a Philadelphia office at 8800 Tinicum Boulevard into an industrial asset to meet growing demand for e-commerce.

Despite a challenging 2024 for Boston’s life sciences market—marked by softening fundamentals and an oversupply of lab ...

Vacancy is expected to go down even further thanks to limited construction.

According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s latest Survey of Consumer Expectations, released Monday, households now ...

The industrial market in California’s Central Valley has undergone a turnaround in net absorption, dropping from its highest positive level since the warehouse boom of 2022 at the beginning of the ...

Amalgamated Bank has inked a 15-year lease at 99 Park Avenue in Midtown East, which is now nearing full occupancy. The deal will give the union-owned financial institution 94,045 square feet to work ...

Washington, D.C.-based developer Don Peebles and former Carlyle Group partner Doug McNeely have started investment firm Donahue Douglas to acquire and convert office buildings to residential.

Hotel loyalty programs have continued to expand beyond a reward for frequent travelers and remain a relatively cost-efficient way to drive occupancy, although they can make it harder to target the ...

As markets continue to react to shifting policies and global developments, the only constant appears to be uncertainty. For now, investors and analysts alike are left to navigate a landscape where ...

The growing gap in affordability is an indication that the cost of buying a home is rising faster than the cost of renting, a reversal of the dynamic just five years ago when rents were skyrocketing ...

As location and proximity become increasingly important to patients when choosing a doctor, healthcare providers are seeking retail locations to improve patient accessibility amid an environment of ...

The economic uncertainty tariffs create also erodes the purchasing power of renters and reshapes renter demand patterns. This can incentivize them to choose less expensive options instead of Class A ...