Commercial real estate news and analysis for the National market.
Furious over rapid industrial expansion in residential corridors, Charlotte citizens are demanding a moratorium on server farm construction. The impending city council vote could slam the brakes on one of the region's fastest-growing commercial real estate asset classes.
Extell has finalized a $500 million deal to acquire a prime Park Avenue construction site, signaling robust confidence in the luxury Midtown Manhattan market. The purchase sets the stage for a major new development in one of New York City's most closely watched corridors.
Walker & Dunlop has successfully secured $130 million in financing to convert a former Veterans Affairs hospital in Denver into a dynamic mixed-use destination. The project, spearheaded by GM Development, highlights the continued institutional appetite for adaptive reuse projects in high-growth urban markets.
Washington D.C. developers are struggling to secure equity financing as capital markets remain locked down, forcing projects into indefinite delays. The ongoing equity drought threatens to stall new construction across the district for the foreseeable future.
The Boston-based hospital system has secured a massive tax-exempt bond issuance to fuel its ongoing expansion. MassDevelopment facilitated the financing for the 482-bed healthcare project on the West End campus.
National self storage advertised rates declined 2% year-over-year in March 2026, marking an acceleration from prior months as weak absorption struggles to keep pace with new project deliveries. The trend signals a broader shift in operator strategy across major metropolitan markets.
A massive rezoning approval in Georgia highlights the growing dominance of power infrastructure over traditional real estate fundamentals. The $17 billion initiative underscores how industrial giants are pivoting to meet unprecedented data demand.
A fully approved development site in Randolph, New Jersey, has traded hands for $4.5 million, paving the way for a residential and retail project. OES Properties purchased the land, with plans to construct dozens of townhomes and a mixed-use residential and retail building.
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.
Lowell, Massachusetts has enacted a one-year moratorium on new data center projects, giving city officials time to develop appropriate zoning and regulatory frameworks for the rapidly growing sector.
Commercial real estate professionals in Colorado Springs are doubling down on aerospace and defense investments, arguing that the region's deep-rooted military infrastructure will sustain growth even after U.S. Space Command relocates. The focus is shifting toward specialized government facilities and secure development projects.