Office commercial real estate news and analysis.
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.
Talent agency WME is trading its longtime Gulch headquarters for new digs in the rapidly emerging Wedgewood-Houston submarket, marking another win for one of Nashville's hottest office corridors. The move signals growing tenant interest in the arts-focused neighborhood as it matures into a legitimate corporate destination.
One of Houston's most prominent energy companies is making a strategic move to downtown, signaling renewed corporate interest in the city's urban core. The deal represents a significant vote of confidence in the central business district's office sector as it competes with suburban alternatives.
In a legal landscape often dominated by aggressive posturing, King & Spalding partner John Wilson has built a distinguished career by embracing the industry's most convoluted financing challenges. His methodical approach to complex transactions offers valuable insights for commercial real estate professionals navigating today's challenging capital markets.
Legendary developer Larry Silverstein dominated commercial real estate headlines this week, overshadowing broader market concerns about trade policy and economic uncertainty. The industry icon's latest moves signal continued confidence in prime real estate markets.
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.
The gaming giant has finalized a nine-figure acquisition of municipal parkland in the Bronx, marking a major step forward for its planned casino development after securing state approval late last year.
New research indicates that law firm leasing activity has climbed steadily to 10.7 million square feet in 2025, significantly outpacing volumes seen in 2023. This trend underscores the legal industry's enduring commitment to physical office space despite broader market shifts.
Defying broader remote work trends, law firms across the United States have significantly increased their physical footprint, pushing leasing activity well beyond pre-pandemic benchmarks. New data indicates that the legal industry remains a steadfast anchor tenant in a turbulent office market.
386 Park Avenue South has secured three new tenants totaling over 65,600 square feet, with venture capital firm Primary Ventures and software company Sigma Computing each committing to approximately 26,250 square feet in the Manhattan property.
The commercial real estate brokerage surpassed Wall Street expectations with fourth-quarter earnings of 68 cents per share, demonstrating resilience despite recent volatility driven by broader concerns about artificial intelligence's impact on the industry.
Corey Horowitz brings decades of office leasing expertise to Colliers as the firm looks to expand its market share in the competitive tri-state region. The move signals Colliers' continued investment in top-tier talent amid a shifting office market landscape.