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Lincoln Property expects Uptown office tower over 500,000 square feet
Connect CRE reports the tower would anchor a 1.4 million-square-foot district on a 4-acre Cedar Springs site.
Manhattan office vacancy falls to 12.6 percent as leasing rises 2.3 percent
Direct asking rent reached $84.56 per square foot, and the 7.9 million square feet under construction is largely pre-leased for delivery from 2028 to 2032.
U.S. industrial absorption hits 76.6M square feet in third quarter
Cushman & Wakefield research says demand outpaced new supply for a second straight quarter, with inland markets taking about 80 percent of year-to-date absorption.
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Green Street index: European property prices fall 1% as bid yields widen
Industrial and residential led declines among four sectors Green Street quantified, while data centres, retail and hotel held up on net operating income growth.
Ocean One construction starts among five apartment groundbreakings
Madison Realty Capital supplied construction financing for the 371-unit Boynton Beach project, one of five groundbreakings Multifamily Dive listed on Oct. 8.
Data center power draw climbs from 40 megawatts to gigawatts, forum panelists say
Sam Stockdale of Link Logistics and Jeffrey Moerdler of Haynes Boone discussed scaling power needs and neocloud credit risk at the Oct. 6 forum.
U.S. apartment rents rise 0.3% in Q3 as annual completions fall 46% from peak
Yardi Matrix says fundamentals may be stabilizing, though it flags rising refinancing costs and slower transactions after the 10-year Treasury passed 5%.
Jemal and DivcoWest to convert DC West End office into 323 apartments
Madison Realty Capital provided a $40 million loan for the 342,000-square-foot building's acquisition and predevelopment.
ESR plans Saudi and UAE logistics and data center platform with $10bn-plus pipeline
The company says it has identified more than 3 million square meters of logistics and digital infrastructure assets across the GCC, with a potential end value above $10 billion.
Brooklyn developers favor smaller residential projects as costs climb
A Commercial Observer column attributes the shift to higher rates, construction costs and approval timelines.
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Loudoun tables bill to strip approvals from 15 data center projects
The 15 grandfathered projects total roughly 10.5 million square feet across 30 buildings, and a companion audit measure also stalled.
U.S. mall values rise 13% while $8.7B of mall CMBS sits in special servicing
Green Street attributes 90% of U.S. mall value to about 250 Class-A properties
Yardi: US apartment rents up 0.7% annually in September as renewals slow to 1.7%
Advertised rent averaged $1,775, down 0.1% from August, while third-quarter rents rose 0.3% from the prior quarter for the first time since 2022, per Yardi Matrix.
Amazon lists 325,000 square feet at One Boston Wharf Road for sublease
Seaport availability rose to 27.9% after Amazon's decision, according to Hunneman's third-quarter market summary.
Opus says 1.66M SF Liberty Heartland logistics park in Missouri is fully stabilized
Wagner Logistics committed to 317,000 square feet, about 19% of the three-building park on 165.57 acres.
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Los Angeles County office leasing hits highest since 2019 on renewals
Savills reports about 4 million square feet leased in the third quarter as overall availability fell to 26.5 percent.
Arad Holdings buys 70 Broad Street for $9.35 million, 89% below 2016 ask
The CMBS trust that took the Financial District landmark with a $20 million credit bid in 2025 sold it a year later for less than half that.
Pappas Properties starts Publix-anchored retail phase at Cadia Matthews
The 120,000-square-foot commercial village is scheduled for first retail deliveries in June, with Thrift Commercial Real Estate Services handling leasing.
NIC MAP: senior housing occupancy clears 90% for first time since before 2008
IREI reports the 31 primary markets absorbed 14,872 units over four quarters while inventory grew 0.4 percent.
Manhattan office leasing runs ahead of 2025 pace through third quarter, JLL reports
Anthropic's 462,000-square-foot relocation to 330 Hudson St. leads a quarter that carried nine-month volume to 25.7 million square feet, ahead of the same period in 2025.
Counselors of Real Estate ranks AI first, capital markets second for 2027
The annual list cites data center demand as a driver of the AI top spot, with capital markets and construction costs immediately behind.
Apartment owners face $757 billion of maturities as lenders favor other property types
Speakers at Bisnow's National Commercial Real Estate Finance event called multifamily distress inevitable after prices fell nearly 5% in the year through August.
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Miami-Dade office rents rise 8.4% as leasing slips to 1.1 million square feet
Savills puts countywide asking rents at $68.50 a square foot, while Brickell and Coconut Grove average above $90.
Manhattan office leasing tops 10 million square feet for a fourth straight quarter
Colliers reported the strongest year-to-date demand since 2000, and JLL says tenants are weighing split workforces as trophy space runs short.
Houston industrial leasing's strongest quarter since early 2022 rests on 19 large leases
Cushman & Wakefield counted 14.6 million square feet of leasing in the third quarter, up 66% on the prior quarter and enough to put nine-month volume at 97% of all of 2025.
How four-year transformer lead times complicate data-center development
Commercial Observer reports power, cooling, electrical equipment and construction running on timelines that were never designed around one another.
Chicago leads CMBS distress among 11 playoff metros as Aon Center loan goes unpaid
The $536 million Aon Center loan matured in July without repayment, and the tower's valuation has fallen from $824 million to $195 million.
Downtown L.A. office vacancy above 20% as firms build a housing-lending case
A ULI advisory panel took up downtown's three challenges in mid-September as D2 Asset Management and G4 Capital Partners write residential loans.
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Nearly a dozen states pause or roll back data center tax incentives
Developers and hyperscalers are preparing to build without the breaks that have shaped where projects land, according to Bisnow.
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Google's 210,000-square-foot D.C. lease led the quarter as trophy availability held under 10%
Tenants leased about 1.8 million square feet in the third quarter, near the five-year average, while the gap between trophy and broader availability remained wider than 14 points.
BXP and JLL join team planning 915-foot San Francisco office tower
The San Francisco Recovery Fund says BXP will consult on development, leasing and marketing and JLL holds the exclusive office leasing mandate for the planned First and Mission tower.
Chicago overtakes Miami as most competitive rental market on thin new supply
Apartments fill in 27 days, the fastest of any large market, and new units make up just 0.27% of Chicago's stock, per RentCafe.
Sony in talks to anchor Tishman Speyer's 99 Hudson Boulevard tower
The 48-story Hudson Yards building would not be occupiable until around 2030, and Tishman Speyer has asked the city's IDA for $92 million in tax exemptions.
Cushman & Wakefield counts 285 GW data center pipeline as local constraints shape growth
The brokerage's Americas update counts 50.3 GW operating and a record 37.7 GW under construction across the region, with 91.7% of that construction precommitted.
Marcus & Millichap flags rising cost pressure on industrial CRE as 10-year Treasury tops 5%
The brokerage cites 3.4% CPI and tariff-exposed construction costs against a 10-year Treasury yield above 5%, with slower starts as the one offset.
VTS counts 820 AI office requirements, up 27%, with demand concentrated in three markets
San Francisco, New York and Silicon Valley hold 64% of the 16.9 million square feet of active AI demand and 55 of the 83 large requirements VTS tracks.
Senior housing occupancy tops 90% as development runs at a tenth of need
NIC MAP shows independent living at 91.7% and assisted living at 89.1%, with a majority of the 31 tracked markets above 90%.
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Gas station buyers hold firm as war in Iran lifts fuel prices
Convenience store cap rates averaged 5.63% in the second quarter of 2026, the tightest of 17 net lease sectors tracked by B&E.
J.P. Morgan closes $1.1B net lease fund as CBRE buys Tenet Equity
Northmarq's research puts second-quarter single-tenant investment sales at roughly $13.5 billion, up 19.1% year over year, with industrial taking nearly two-thirds.
Hankook Property Management works on mixed-use plan for Lewisville's Vista mall
The concept calls for more than 600,000 square feet of retail, 1,000-plus apartments, townhomes and a hotel, and would need a rezoning, with mall vacancy estimated at 30% to 50%.