Office

The investment market may have cooled somewhat, but national investors still see opportunities.

The Internet has become incredibly important to many commercial asset classes, and the future of “free Internet” may mean challenges for some owners.

A roundup of recent deals, leases, executive moves, and other news from the past week.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary, Jeffrey Peck, vice chairman at Savills Studley, compares relocations with renovations for providing office space to attract millennials.

This buildings “only” status was attractive to investors.

Financial services, insurance companies, tech and engineering firms and defense contractors make up the fabric of industries in this submarket, which adds to its stability in the eyes of investors, CBRE's Louay Alsadek tells GlobeSt.com.

Big, centralized hospitals are giving way to smaller sets of clinics and outpatient facilities.

A possible softening in both multifamily and office sectors has gotten more investors and lenders interested in the higher yields possible with industrial properties.