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Hines' Steinbach: Commercial Real Estate on Firm Footing
David Steinbach, Hines' global chief investment officer and managing partner, discusses the firm's 2026 real estate investment outlook and the impact of data center demand on the property market with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on…
Expect A New Normal In Commercial Real Estate This Year
Even with persistent office vacancies, elevated nonaccruals and a wave of loan maturities, the commercial real estate market heading into 2026 isn't as volatile as some might have predicted at the... To view the full article, register now. Already…
Maine Commercial Real Estate Transactions: December 2025
Chinchilla Landscaping and Tree Services, LLC bought a 6,000± SF building at 15 Danielle Drive, Windham from CannaRX LLC. John Finegan and Emmett Frueh of The Boulos Company; Suphi Turker of Keller Williams Realty. 73 Industrial U 5&6 LLC…
Finance says ban for fake survey result shows consulting rules work
The Finance Department says the one-year ban imposed on research company McNair yellowSquares for falsifying survey results proves the regime to weed out dodgy consultants is working. The department, which sets the rules for how the Commonwealth…
Denver country club brawl ends with buffet table destroyed
A four-day jury trial date is set after a shocking brawl at a ritzy Denver country club left a prominent developer with a shattered collarbone. The fight broke out on June 3, 2024, during a networking event hosted by RK Industries at Lakewood…
BlackRock backs $150m Perth deal in booming self-storage sector
Self-storage operator StoreLocal, which is controlled by global funds giant BlackRock, has added a $150 million set of Perth facilities to its growing portfolio, the latest in a series of major deals struck by institutional investors in the booming…
Franklin country club sold for $24.8M, new owner will convert it to 30-MW solar field
Maplegate Country Club, a golf course located in Franklin and Bellingham, has been sold for $24.84 million to NextGrid, a California-based private solar energy developer. The sale finalized on Dec. 30, with the golf course first opened in 1988…
Taiwan property market to stay lukewarm in early 2026: Business executive - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, Jan. 7 (CNA) Taiwan's property market is expected to remain steady but subdued in early 2026, with transaction volumes staying flat and commercial real estate demand supported mainly by the technology sector, a property executive said…
What is the 60/20/20 rule for gold investing (and why does it matter now)?
Gold has been having a moment — again. With gold prices now closing in on $4,500 per ounce, the precious metal has shifted from a quiet portfolio hedge into one of the most closely watched assets in global markets. For investors who've held…
Barnes & Noble to open four Chicago-area bookstores, part of a national expansion
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Barnes & Noble will open four new bookstores in the Chicago area by summertime, including a flagship location downtown on State Street, part of a national move to revive its brick-and-mortar retail…
Bakersfield apartment market warms
Rent prices rose modestly in Bakersfield toward the end of 2025, especially for one- and two-bedroom apartments, according to a new report that calls the local market tight in comparison with other cities but also relatively flat. Citywide…
South Bay office leasing jumps to best levels since COVID outbreak, report shows
Two downtown Sunnyvale office buildings on West Washington Avenue, part of the Cityline Sunnyvale mixed-use development. SAN JOSE — Major rental deals powered the South Bay office market to its best year of leasing activity since the…
Sycamore Brewing's plans for Cotswold location 'not moving forward
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Sycamore Brewing, a formerly popular South End brewery, continues to shutter operations, including opening new locations, after the former co-owner was charged with statutory rape. Sycamore, with locations in South End and…
How did a pair of S.F. Union Square buildings, once priced at $74M, just sell for $5M?
Investor and tenant confidence may be inching back into San Francisco, but pockets of downtown's office market remain battered. The mortgage connected to a pair of Union Square buildings that were purchased for $74.4 million in 2019 appears to have…
Why distressed properties should be a top focus for CRE, non-QM brokers in 2026
Senior economist shares sectors brokers should target this year The commercial real estate sector has worked through some challenges over the last couple of years. Some of those challenges will persist into 2026, which could provide opportunities…
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