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Office Pipeline 2026: Strategic Agility Amid Construction Reset
Agility has become the defining strategy in the current office landscape. That’s because developers who can pivot quickly are better-positioned to mitigate losses and adapt to shifting demand. This trend is evident not only in the ongoing contraction of construction volumes across major U.S. markets, but also in the strategic pausing of high-profile projects.
February 2026 Industrial Report: Turbulence Builds in Port Markets
Geopolitical maneuvers at the Panama Canal, a U.S. Supreme Court decision reversing some 2025 tariffs and a potential 100% tariff on port cranes are just a few of the challenges facing container ports in 2026, with industrial real estate sure to feel the pressure as well.
Azora Private Buys Distressed Office Building in Miami’s Coconut Grove
Torose Equities and Sabal Investment Holdings secured a $28 million profit on the five-story building at 3480 Main Highway in Miami’s Coconut Grove, just one year after acquiring it out of distress.
A Comprehensive Guide to Commercial Real Estate Depreciation
Commercial real estate depreciation lets investors expense the cost of income producing property over time, lower the amount of personal income tax paid, and even roll over and defer the payment of capital gains tax when property is sold. Find out more in this article.
Construction Starts Pick Up, Office Prices Begin Rebound
Office construction starts picked up over the course of 2025 and developers enourage positive hopes for more activity in 2026, despite discount sales also being on the rise.
Southern Innovation: The South’s Best Metros for Tech Workers in 2026
As technology becomes more embedded across all industries, tech companies and workers are spreading beyond traditional hubs. Notably, the South has been a leader of this dispersal.
Understanding Absorption in Commercial Real Estate: A Guide to Market Velocity
Absorption is a key metric tracking the movement of tenants in commercial real estate. Find out more about what drives absorption, how it relates to trends like the flight to quality and more.
Carr Bethesda Office Reaches Full Occupancy Following Geico Expansion
Carr Properties has successfully reached 100% occupancy at The Wilson, its landmark 348,000-square-foot office space in Bethesda, Md., located at 7272 Wisconsin Avenue. This milestone was finalized following an expansion agreement with insurance giant Geico, which added 21,000 square feet to its existing footprint.
10 Commercial Real Estate Marketing Ideas to Promote Listings Online
A successful commercial real estate marketing campaign relies on integrating diverse digital components to reach a global audience. While traditional print media remains a staple for many brokers, digital platforms provide a competitive edge by expanding reach and targeting specific investor demographics without requiring a significant budget.
Paramount Signs Lease at Recently Completed Film Studio in Manhattan, N.Y.
Paramount Television Studios has leased 70,000 square feet at the facility to film the second season of “Dexter: Resurrection” for the Paramount+ streaming service. The Gensler-designed project features six soundstages and production support areas alongside specialized office space in Manhattan.













