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Coworking Poised for Significant Growth; Gateway Markets’ Inventory Could Triple
Coworking inventory has grown substantially over the past three years. In fact, half of all current U.S. coworking space has… Read more
Mindspace Plans First Location in U.S. at Hines’ D.C. Property
European-based Mindspace has opened its first coworking space in the United States at Hines’ One Franklin Square building in Washington,… Read more
What Employees Want: A Conversation with TechSpace’s Vic Memenas
By Dennis Kaiser There’s a significant shift underway in how companies use their workplaces. Today, productivity and efficiency must be… Read more
Next Generation Honoree: JLL’s Matthew Foust Excels in Motivating Coworkers
JLL’s Matthew Foust excels in the day-to-day role of being a team player, accepting and meeting challenges whether direct or… Read moreRanked: America’s Most Expensive Real Estate
Neighborhood X’s recently-released report outlines the most expensive real estate per-square-foot across America. The data was compiled using the asking… Read more
$500M Refi for Trio of Prominent Hotels in NY, Miami, D.C.
Three prominent hotels totaling 1,049 rooms in New York, Miami and Washington, D.C. have been refinanced for $503 million by… Read more
America’s Most Sustainable Cities
Commercial real estate site Commercial Café has determined the top 40 sustainable cities in the U.S. By measuring how much… Read more
Paramount Divesting D.C. Asset for $220M
New York-based Paramount Group, Inc. is selling 2099 Pennsylvania Ave., a 12-story, 208,776 square foot, Class A office building in Washington,… Read more
Secondary Markets Leading Multifamily Rent Growth
Even in the midst of increasing multifamily supply, rent growth continues increasing, mainly buoyed by economic growth. And, according to… Read more
Brookfield Seeds Venture on Its NYC Office Portfolio
Brookfield Property Partners (BPY) said that it has seeded a new Brookfield Asset Management-sponsored New York City real estate venture… Read more
Principal-Led Consortium Divests D.C. Asset for $415M
Washington Harbour, a 562,105-square-foot, mixed-use project located along the Potomac River in Washington, D.C.’s Georgetown submarket has sold for $415… Read more
Chicago’s Office Users Want Flexible Spaces and Hours
What do Chicago’s office-using employees want? Eighty-eight percent of them want a flexible work environment, according to Capital One’s 2018… Read more
Brookfield Taking Forest City Private for $11.4B
Brookfield Asset Management is acquiring Forest City Realty Trust in an all-cash deal valued at $11.4 billion, including the assumption… Read more
Austin Sixth in Tech Talent
Austin moved up to No. 6 on CBRE’s annual Tech Talent Scorecard, effectively outranking Raleigh-Durham and Atlanta (last year in… Read more
Columbia Property Trust Hires Brookfield’s Cheikin as SVP
Columbia Property Trust (CXP) has named David Cheikin SVP—strategic real estate initiatives. Based in the REIT’s New York office in… Read more
Mass Transit Drives Rent Growth in Major US Metros
The national average rent in transit-accessible office buildings was 65% higher than the average market rent in early 2018, according… Read more
Hackers Continue to Target Healthcare; LabCorp Latest Victim
If you’ve ever had any lab tests done at LabCorp, there’s a very good chance your patient records have been… Read more
Using GIS Technology to Map Out Expansion Opportunities
One of the latest tech innovators to emerge in commercial real estate is not the developer of a new app… Read more
What’s Driving HUD MF, Healthcare Financing?
In 2017, Berkadia was the No. 1 originating HUD lender for the fourth consecutive year, with a volume totaling more… Read more