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When the KKR snapped up Hudson Yards space abandoned by Meta Platforms this month, it may have signaled a trend in Manhattan’s office market: financial firms and other tenants filling a void left by B…

Over the past handful of months, the tech titans of Silicon Valley have launched an all-out blitz on commercial space in Los Angeles. In October, Hudson Pacific Properties signed a deal with Netflix f…

Remember the Metaverse? It seemed like a good idea at the time. It all started in 2021, when Facebook rebranded to Meta and pledged $10 billion to build technology that could make reality totally vir…

On Thursday, Mark Zuckerberg took direct aim at real estate’s holiest of holies: The L word. “Over time, location will hopefully be less of a factor in how many people work,” he said in a note on Face…

Standing beneath the oversized stone archway on the second floor of a swanky Upper East Side event space, Compass CEO Robert Reffkin was beaming. “Which New York agents did more transactions than an…

Lisa Davidson vividly remembers the freezing temperature that numbed her toes one winter day several years ago as she toured prospective buyers through downtown Chicago’s dilapidated but cavernous Old…

As more Americans get vaccinated, the return-to-office movement is gathering steam. Companies that a month ago were merely speculating about recalling workers are now setting firm deadlines. JPMorgan …

The lab vacancy rate was below 1% in San Francisco’s Mission Bay neighborhood in April 2022 when DivcoWest paid over $1,100 a square foot to buy Old Navy’s 320,000-square-foot former headquarters at…

When Tony Prophet joined Salesforce as its chief equality officer in 2016, he wanted the “real urban experience of living in San Francisco,” which he didn’t associate with the city’s traditional high…

When Brian Gale took on 830 Brickell four years ago, he felt pretty good about his chances of getting it leased. The 55-story tower being developed by Vlad Doronin’s OKO Group and Jonathan Goldstein’s…

When R/GA moved its New York headquarters to Brookfield Property Partners’ 5 Manhattan West, some praised the global advertising agency for adopting state-of-the art technologies entirely controlled b…

Lisa Davidson vividly remembers the freezing temperature that numbed her toes one winter day several years ago as she toured prospective buyers through downtown Chicago’s dilapidated but cavernous Old…

As more Americans get vaccinated, the return-to-office movement is gathering steam. Companies that a month ago were merely speculating about recalling workers are now setting firm deadlines. JPMorgan …

In an unusual move, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo has begun fundraising for a political action committee even before leaving office — with a big assist from billionaire developer Jay Paul. The mayor reg…

Boston may soon overtake San Francisco as the nation’s second-most-expensive rental marketplace, according to a new report from Zumper. “It’s hard to overstate how astounding that is,” the report read…

Seventeen months into the pandemic, Black Rock — the famed Eero Saarinen-designed skyscraper whose hulking presence has loomed over Manhattan’s Sixth Avenue for nearly 60 years — finally found a buyer…

Let’s start with a bit of good news — given that 2020 didn’t provide Chicago’s real estate market with much of it. The industrial sector withstood a bruising year far better than most others, sustaine…

Did you think CoStar was giving up on residential real estate? After attempts to buy RentPath and CoreLogic fell through, the data giant struck a deal to buy listing platform Homes.com for $156 millio…

The real estate tech industry in 2016 could be summed up in one phrase: the big kids took over the playground Though there was a drop in the number of new startups and many fledgling companies struggl…

Revolutions tend to promise one thing and deliver another. Think of the Jacobins paving the way for Napoleon, the Soviets toppling one autocracy only to ultimately replace it with another, or anti-cor…