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Commercial real estate deal volume drops for the first time in nearly two years
Commercial real estate has had a rough go after gaining momentum coming out of the pandemic. October was the first month of negative year-over-year transaction volume growth in the sector in nearly two years, according to monthly data provided by…
Commercial real estate deal growth stalls
First year‑over‑year drop in nearly two years puts focus back on pricing and rates Commercial real estate investors hit the brakes in October, as United States deal volume logged its first year‑over‑year decline since…
Investor group to take commercial real estate developer Alexander & Baldwin private for $2.3bn
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RESAAS Announces Strategic Partnership with SAP to Enable Real-Time Enterprise Intelligence for Global Real Estate
Connects RESAAS' real-time real estate data with SAP's enterprise AI and business intelligence platforms used by the world's largest organizations VANCOUVER, BC, Dec. 9, 2025 /CNW/ - RESAAS Services Inc. ('RESAAS' or 'the Company') (TSXV: RSS)…
CBRE's Laura Barr Outlines the Opportunities Amid Tight Market Conditions
Laura Barr, who leads CBRE's retail business across the Americas, sees a dilemma for the financially healthy, expansion-minded retailer. “It's incredibly tight across the U.S. particularly for any prime space,” Barr said during an…
Twin Cities leaders push for predictable housing approvals
Developers call for faster, concurrent city permitting reviews. State funding access remains difficult due to administrative limits. HUD rule changes threaten to cut Minnesota's Continuum of Care funding by more than half. Developers, brokers and…
Private credit is beginning to look like the bond market - and that comes with red flags
Private credit is increasingly resembling the public debt market as rapid growth blurs the traditional divide between the two. The industry's size stood at about $3 trillion in early 2025, up from $2 trillion in 2020, according to Morgan Stanley.
Sale proposal for Berkeley hotel that faces foreclosure fizzles
University Inn & Suites, a 113-room hotel at 920 University Avenue in Berkeley, seen in a March 2025 image capture. BERKELEY — A plan to sell a Berkeley hotel has fallen through, raising the specter that its loan could be foreclosed with…
SF mayor's downtown revival project has reeled in $60 million from Google, OpenAI and others
San Francisco's Downtown Development Corporation announced over $60 million in early commitments from donors including Google and OpenAI. The group was launched in April by Mayor Daniel Lurie, and the funds will help support his Heart of the City…
Southern Md. retail portfolio sold for $13.5M
Daily Record Staff //December 9, 2025// Three recently constructed retail buildings in La Plata ‘s Rosewick Corner mixed-use development have sold for $13,575,174, commercial real estate firm Marcus & Millichap announced Tuesday. The sale…
Boston Mayor Wu's tax battle intensifies ahead of City Council vote to set residential tax hike at 13%
Mayor Michelle Wu has been battling with state lawmakers for nearly two years over her plan to increase commercial tax rates to provide relief to Boston homeowners. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald) The battle over Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's renewed tax…
San Francisco's supposed 'rebound' has a long, long way to go
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie has been basking in a glow of positive media coverage after a year on the job. His approval rating is 73% in one poll. That's extraordinary, as reality on the streets paints a different, patchwork picture. Lurie…
Here are the wealthy donors behind downtown S.F.'s revitalization fund
The San Francisco group seeking to shape downtown's post-pandemic rebuild has secured more than $60 million in early commitments from a list of corporate and philanthropic heavyweights, including artificial intelligence industry pioneer OpenAI…
Roseville's Centre Pointe Business Center sells for $13.75M
Clear Height Properties and ICP Funds acquired Centre Pointe Business Center for $13.75 million. 101,850 sq. ft. Class A industrial complex built in 1997 on 6.88 acres. Hafner Center, a 35,891 sq. ft. retail property, sold for $2.85 million.
Belmont Select Board member Elizabeth Dionne to run for state treasurer
Elizabeth Dionne, a select board member in Belmont and a registered Republican, launched a campaign for state treasurer Tuesday, making her one of the first candidates to formally challenge Democratic Treasurer Deborah Goldberg. Dionne's entrance…
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