U.S. office sector sees first quarter of positive absorption since 2021
The U.S. office sector passed a key milestone in the fourth quarter of last year, registering its first quarter of positive net absorption since 2021.
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The Doran Group sells its 610 West apartment community in Brooklyn Park for $113 million
The Doran Group closed the sale of its 610 West apartment community in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, for just under $113 million. The company says that…
Today’s retail landscape: From closures to comebacks
Recent headlines have been filled with bankruptcy announcements, failed mergers and acquisitions and going out of business sales. But the future is expected to be…
Optimism reigns for 2025 in Emerging Trends in Real Estate Report
An upturn in all commercial real estate sectors, including industrial? That's what PwC and the Urban Land Institute are predicting in their Emerging Trends in…
Positive news for the start of 2025? Office vacancy rate falls for key Michigan market
A positive sign for the office sector as 2025 begins? Swisher Commercial in its 2024 Year-End Vacancy Report said that the overall vacancy rate for…
2024 was a holly jolly holiday shopping season for U.S. retailers
U.S. consumers were in the mood to spend this holiday season, with shoppers projected to have spent more than $980 billion on gifts, food, decorations…
Future Leaders: Cross Street’s Sarah Jaffe
Sarah C. Jaffe is Senior Broker at Cross Street, a residential and commercial real estate company that helps individuals rent apartments, professionals buy investment properties. Cross Street…
A record-setting deal: JLL Capital Markets closes historic $17.5 million mixed-use sale in Wayzata
Investment sales activity fell throughout 2024. That doesn't mean, though, that commercial real estate sales activity came to a halt. A recent large-scale sale in…
When all is said? 2024 will go down as a solid year for the U.S. industrial market
Kansas City recorded the lowest industrial vacancy rate across the country in November at just 3.3%, according to the latest numbers from CommercialEdge.
Some things never change: Omaha’s commercial real estate market remains a model of consistency, even during challenging times
It’s a constant refrain when asking brokers and developers about the Omaha commercial real estate market: Everyone points to its resilience.