Moves, launches, and results.
Delivered square footage, tenant moves and a graduate campus, tallied against the headlines about downtown West Palm Beach.
CBRE's own July 29 release confirms the topline. The gap between its narrower 68%-growth infrastructure line and the broader figures its executives cited shows the data-center engine is even hotter than the headline number.
What the capital drought does to mid-size merchant builders: it makes them combine.
The chipmaker plants a flag near Metro Center, part of a tech migration reshaping who leases office space in Washington.
A sitting land-use chair now produces brokerage business for a firm pushing up Florida's east coast, a referral channel and a disclosure question at once.
A RealTrends-ranked top producer's brokerage switch is a signal of where Miami Beach's ultra-luxury listing inventory and marketing relationships are consolidating.
A top-five national contractor is taking the whole top floor of a boutique trophy building, a bet on the backlog it expects to build.
The company deepens its New York footprint even as it fights the city's short-term-rental crackdown.
The accounting giant will move from its longtime Downtown tower to Century City, extending a run of departures from LA's financial core.
A trading giant's relocation and expansion is a bright spot in a downtown Houston office market running near 30% availability.
A verified recruitment letter with nothing in it yet, which is itself the datapoint.
A 44-year-old Charlotte builder sells its pipeline to a 720M sq ft platform.
