The latest commercial real estate news and developments.
Energy Capital Partners is expanding its headquarters operation at One World Trade Center, taking over the building's entire 59th floor. The new lease brings the infrastructure investment firm's total presence in the tower to 70,425 square feet.
Beloved London doughnut destination Bread Ahead has secured its first American foothold, signing a lease for a 2,400-square-foot space at Solil Management's 1571 Second Avenue. The deal marks a pivotal transatlantic expansion for the bakery and baking school brand.
Artificial intelligence firm Spade Data has signed a 6,933-square-foot lease at 155 West 23rd Street, marking the first new commitment at the Manhattan property since space was reintroduced to the market in late 2025. The deal signals continued appetite from tech-driven financial services companies for well-positioned Chelsea office space.
A 226-unit student housing complex directly across from Indiana University's Memorial Stadium has secured a $39.75 million refinancing package. Knighthead Funding provided the capital for the property, known as Stadium Crossing, which is operated by University Properties under the Varsity Properties brand.
Canadian menswear company Jack Victor has signed an expansion lease totaling 4,321 square feet at 8 West 40th Street, growing its total office presence to 11,000 square feet. The deal underscores a growing trend of apparel companies consolidating and expanding their Midtown Manhattan operations.
Washington D.C. developers are struggling to secure equity financing as capital markets remain locked down, forcing projects into indefinite delays. The ongoing equity drought threatens to stall new construction across the district for the foreseeable future.
As ultra-high-net-worth individuals expand their cross-border portfolios, the definition of a "million-dollar property" has shifted drastically. An analysis of global luxury markets reveals that seven figures now secures less square footage than ever before in premier gateway cities.
The Boston-based hospital system has secured a massive tax-exempt bond issuance to fuel its ongoing expansion. MassDevelopment facilitated the financing for the 482-bed healthcare project on the West End campus.
Homebuilders are facing mounting pressure as fuel prices and geopolitical tensions, including the Iran conflict, drive up material costs and squeeze margins. The sector's publicly traded stocks have reflected investor concerns over escalating building expenses and supply chain disruptions.
National self storage advertised rates declined 2% year-over-year in March 2026, marking an acceleration from prior months as weak absorption struggles to keep pace with new project deliveries. The trend signals a broader shift in operator strategy across major metropolitan markets.
Retail sales climbed sharply across multiple sectors as ecommerce, automotive dealers, and general merchandise locations all posted gains, suggesting consumers are absorbing higher fuel costs without pulling back on broader purchases.
Carmichael Capital LLC has purchased The Mill, a 22,802-square-foot adaptive reuse retail asset in Nashville, marking another bet on the city's thriving mixed-use market. The local investment firm acquired the redeveloped property at 515 Golfair Drive.