Commercial Real Estate News
Your go-to source for news in the commercial real estate industry, covering all property types and asset classes across the most sought-after markets in the U.S. Stay up to date with news about notable lease deals and the newest sale transactions, recent ground-up construction, as well as redevelopment projects, and more.
Sony to Potentially Anchor Tishman-Proposed Hudson Yards Tower
Sony is in the midst of negotiations to anchor Tishman Speyer’s planned 99 Hudson Blvd. office tower. If successfully concluded, the deal will enable the electronics giant to move its operations from its current Manhattan headquarters at 11 Madison Ave.
What is Speculative Development?
Drive past a warehouse going up with a leasing board out front and no tenant named on it. That is speculative development. Someone has committed to the land,…
JLL Buys Logistics Property in West Boston Submarket
Initially developed as a multi-tenant distribution facility, the property is now home to Ohio-based Cardinal Health as full-building tenant.
What is a Commercial Real Estate Appraiser?
Most owners meet an appraiser for the first time because a lender asked for one. This guide covers what happens when that request lands, how appraisers reach a…
WareSpace Invests in Space-Constrained Industrial Markets
Totaling roughly 164,000 square feet of industrial space in Miami and South San Francisco, the assets bring WareSpace’s U.S. footprint to more than 3.2 million square feet across 34 facilities.
What is Amortization in Commercial Real Estate?
This guide explains what amortization means on a commercial real estate loan, how the amortization period differs from the loan term, why that gap creates a balloon payment,…
Choosing the Right Office Space – Coworking vs Traditional Offices
Coworking or a conventional lease is one of the first real decisions a growing business makes about its workspace, and the answer has become less obvious than it…
September 2026 Industrial Report: E-Commerce Boosts Demand, Projects Larger Than 1 Million Square Feet Gain Ground in Construction Pipeline
Opposition to data center expansion has been growing recently, as state and local governments take action to limit or halt new construction projects amid concerns about the sector’s impact on local communities and the environment.
What Is A Good Guy Guarantee In NYC Real Estate?
If you were to sign a commercial lease in New York City and you will very likely be asked for a Good Guy Guarantee. It is a personal…
Galvanize Buys Suburban San Jose, Calif., Industrial Portfolio
The new owner’s planned property energy upgrades are estimated to reduce the portfolio’ annual operational carbon emissions by approximately 279 metric tons.
