Category: Real Estate

CRE leaders discuss industry issues at DLA Piper’s 2024 Global Real Estate Summit at the Ritz-Carlton Hote in downtown Chicago. Photo: Eva Ho Photography The tone was both guarded and hopeful as industry leaders took stock of the real estate landscape at DLA Piper’s 18th Global Real Estate Summit, “Rebounding Into the Future” in downtown […]

The 220,380-square-foot property features 14 dock-high loading doors and 11 drive-in doors, as well as 130-foot truck courts. Image courtesy of JLL Faropoint has purchased 4600-4680 Lewis Road, a 220,380-square-foot, three-building campus in Stone Mountain, Ga. The company now has more than 2 million square feet of industrial space in the Atlanta market, according to […]

The Shops at Fairway Village. Image by Design Collective, courtesy of MCB Real Estate A joint venture between MCB Real Estate and Generation Properties has broken ground on The Shops at Fairway Village, a $115 million mixed-use project in Waldorf, Md., near Washington, D.C. Upon its expected completion in Spring 2026, the property will comprise 120,000 square feet of grocery, restaurant […]

Engaging with tenants about sustainability and energy efficiency is becoming a key priority in the commercial real estate sector, reflecting a broader shift toward environmental responsibility and responding to the evolving expectations of investors and tenants. Strategies for effective tenant engagement can lead to more sustainable and energy-efficient buildings, offering mutual benefits for both tenants […]

Gayton Crossing is in one of the most densely populated areas in Henrico County. Image courtesy of Continental Realty Corp. In its first Virginia purchase, Continental Realty Corp. has acquired Gayton Crossing, a 160,830-square-foot neighborhood shopping center in Richmond, through its Continental Realty Opportunistic Retail Fund I LP. ShopCore sold the asset for $22 million, according […]

It’s probably not you. Cellular coverage and Wi-Fi in office buildings are in high demand, and that could be impacting the quality of your phone calls, video calls and document transmissions. Jason Lund, JLL Deep shifts are underway in how workers use tech, so telecommunications infrastructures within buildings and cities—cellular networks, fiber and cable networks, […]

The 410 has nearly 35,000 square feet of spec suites ready for immediate occupancy. Image courtesy of Cress Capital Cress Capital has acquired The 410, a 24-story Class A office building in downtown Denver. In collaboration with Denver-based E2M Ventures, Cress had acquired the loan on the 440,000-square-foot building earlier this year and later negotiated […]

The other day, I had a discussion with leaders from one of our clients, and we had a good laugh about technology hype cycles. Those cycles are often reflected (hopefully not amplified) in this column, as I aim to shed light or add perspective on topics that are top of mind for our clients. Certainly […]

Offices have evolved into much more than cubicles and coffee machines. Today, owners, and designers are pushing the envelope on what it means to come the office, and increasingly work needs to feel like home.   “We believe that offices are for living,” said Ankur Patel, associate director of architecture and design, Sage Realty Corp. […]

Jessica Fiur, Editor-in-Chief I used to be so jealous of my brother. He works in tech—app development, to be exact. And he used to delight in telling me (bragging) about all the cool stuff at his office. There were foosball tables. All sorts of free snacks. A kegerator. Did I mention free snacks? Then, of […]