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Pam Rothenberg and Jeff Lawyer
Kristen Smithberg
Erika Morphy
The financial services giant is planning to move to a new 650,000 square foot office.
Leasing activity hit 3.4M square feet in the first quarter.
Some Canadian investors are rethinking the case for U.S. CRE.
For the most part, we haven't seen return-to-office mandates translate into leasing demand.
A persistent upward trend in cap rates reflects high borrowing costs and inflationary pressures.
Rent growth ranges from about 2.5% in Portland to about 11% in Northern New Jersey.
The 36-story building contains a mix of hotel rooms, medical clinics, and staff residences.
However, leasing is picking up momentum.
Office attendance is improving but it's far from a return to pre-pandemic times.
It would also include more than 350,000 square feet of facilities.
GlobeSt.com Staff
Major tenants, including Southeast Toyota left vacant space on the market.
Lease signings are up 26.5 percent.
Ports chief expects logistics-driven region to see 10% drop in cargo.
There’s good news, for sure, but many CRE pros are wary about uncertainty.
But two critical caveats could undermine CRE’s safe-haven status.
Extend-and-pretend has changed the nature of CRE maturity.
The biggest gain in apartment square footage was recorded in Marietta, GA.
The Walker & Dunlop CEO discusses the momentum to privatize the GSEs.
Some markets could benefit from relocations and adaptive reuse projects.
Retail construction continues to fall due to higher financing rates and elevated costs.
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