Seven lease deals totaling 240,000 square feet in Midtown Manhattan show signs of life in the office market.

The developer has secured $93 million in preferred equity and construction financing for the development of the 328-unit project.

The year 2000 is the last time the economy has grown at more than 4% in year, and that's a reason to be excited.

The investor purchased a 22,043-square-foot research and development property in Berkeley, California, to convert into a life science use.

As a result of new office deliveries and reduced demand from remote work, the vacancy rate is up 300 basis points year-over-year.

Because of their small size, they are a good option for owners looking to monetize vacancy space.

The firm has developed a differentiated acquisition strategy to compete with institutions and other investors.

Industrial is the new favorite asset class in the net lease sector and more than one speaker at the GlobeSt.com Net Lease conference called it "darling."