Commercial real estate news and analysis for the National market.
Hanley Investment Group has brokered the $5.2 million sale of two newly built single-tenant car wash properties in Hesperia and San Bernardino. The transaction highlights sustained investor appetite for essential-service retail assets in the Inland Empire.
Ziff Real Estate Partners has acquired the 136,327-square-foot West Ashley Shoppes in Charleston for $22.6 million, expanding its portfolio in the metro's competitive retail submarket. The deal highlights continued investor appetite for well-located neighborhood shopping centers in growing Southeastern markets.
After a prolonged period of inactivity, commercial real estate capital is beginning to mobilize, though lenders remain highly selective. Arcus Harbor principal Kristen Croxton shares insights on how multifamily and other sectors are adapting to the new financing landscape.
A fully leased, two-building industrial portfolio in Eagan has traded hands for $26.4 million, highlighting continued investor appetite for well-positioned logistics assets in the Twin Cities suburbs. The 169,656-square-foot Gateway I & II complex features modern specifications and prime accessibility near Minneapolis-St. Paul.
The U.S. Army has partnered with KKR and Carlyle Group to develop billions of dollars worth of data center infrastructure on domestic bases, reflecting the military's urgent need for expanded AI and computing capabilities.
In a significant display of continued appetite for logistics assets, Ares Management has struck a deal to acquire 36 industrial properties from EQT Real Estate for approximately $650 million, marking the second major transaction between the two firms in recent memory.
A newly constructed 51,361-square-foot Whole Foods Market net lease in Madison, Wisconsin has been acquired by a private investor. Mid-America Real Estate Corp. brokered the deal on behalf of developer Summit Smith Development.
Sagard Real Estate has added a fully leased warehouse at 20201 Mack St. in Hayward to its growing industrial portfolio, betting on the East Bay's persistent supply constraints and robust demand fundamentals.
A federal judge has issued a ruling that pauses implementation of regulations requiring the disclosure of beneficial owners in certain all-cash real estate transactions. The decision represents a temporary victory for privacy advocates and could reshape compliance strategies for commercial property professionals.
A new industry analysis outlines critical factors that architecture, engineering, and construction firms should weigh before committing to software purchases. The guidance aims to help companies avoid costly mistakes and ensure their technology investments deliver measurable returns.
Wisconsin-based Hendricks Commercial Properties is moving forward with a significant retail expansion at Lexington's Fritz Farm mixed-use development. The $14.1 million project will add over 30,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space across three new buildings by year-end.
Industry leaders gathered at Connect Industrial Midwest 2026 highlighted the region's disciplined approach to development and improving fundamentals as key differentiators in today's competitive landscape. Executives noted that measured supply growth has positioned the Midwest favorably compared to other markets.