Commercial real estate news and analysis for the National market.
A publicly traded REIT has acquired a 64,626-square-foot Academy Sports + Outdoors in Madison, Mississippi for $9.4 million, highlighting sustained investor demand for corporate-guaranteed net lease retail. The SRS Real Estate Partners-brokered transaction equates to roughly $145 per square foot for the eight-year remaining lease term.
Two newly built Quick Quack Car Wash locations in San Bernardino County have traded hands for a combined $5.2 million, highlighting sustained investor appetite for absolute triple-net automotive real estate. The separate transactions in Hesperia and San Bernardino were structured as 20-year ground leases, underscoring the premium placed on long-term passive income assets.
Philadelphia's west Market Street office corridor is experiencing substantial financial strain, with the city now leading the nation in commercial mortgage-backed securities distress. Morningstar data reveals that properties in this Center City submarket are struggling with vacancies and debt pressures at unprecedented rates.
A fully leased, two-building industrial portfolio in Eagan has traded hands for $26.4 million, highlighting continued investor appetite for well-positioned logistics assets in the Twin Cities suburbs. The 169,656-square-foot Gateway I & II complex features modern specifications and prime accessibility near Minneapolis-St. Paul.
A newly released index reveals that high-end flexible workspace in London is achieving rental rates significantly above traditional office leases, with premium properties in select submarkets commanding more than 200% of standard headline rents.
Boston's coworking sector is expanding at a rate that surpasses national trends, as elevated office vacancies create prime expansion opportunities for flexible space operators targeting the region's innovation-driven workforce.
A private investor has acquired a premier 55,022-square-foot industrial property in Orange County's Tustin Legacy District in a strategic sale-leaseback transaction worth over $22 million. The deal highlights continued investor appetite for trophy industrial assets occupied by creditworthy tenants in infill locations.
Premier Fence has purchased a multi-building industrial property in Middleborough, Massachusetts, with plans to occupy half the space and lease the remainder. The acquisition was backed by $11.7 million in bond financing through MassDevelopment.
Marcus & Millichap has successfully brokered the sale of a transit-oriented apartment community in Attleboro, Massachusetts, highlighting continued investor interest in well-maintained assets along the MBTA commuter rail line.
A comprehensive look at the national office market heading into 2026 — from tightening availability in gateway cities to the Fed's rate path and REIT performance.