The deal between the U.S. insurer and a company owned by Hong Kong billionaire Richard Li is expected to close in 2025.

The Container Store has filed for bankruptcy protection but plans to continue operations as normal, the company announced ...

Company CEO Barry Litwin told corporate employees in a meeting Friday that Party City is "winding down" the business immediately, CNN reports. Litwin told employees that Friday was their last day ...

There’s been a lot of handwringing about the Philadelphia office market in 2024, but JLL data provided exclusively to Bisnow shows there was still demand for new leases this year, particularly ...

This series goes deep with some of the most compelling figures in commercial real estate: the dealmakers, the game-changers, the city-shapers and the larger-than-life personalities who keep CRE ...

JBG Smith, the REIT behind Amazon HQ2 and the surrounding National Landing neighborhood, has sold a downtown office building as it continues to reduce its holdings in the District. The REIT ...

Ezee Fiber committed to lease 94K SF in a 567K SF office and data center building in Southwest Houston. The internet service provider will consolidate its two Houston locations into this lease ...

Cityview bought a 112-unit apartment complex in Franklin Village at a discount. The $35.5M price tag was $5.2M less than the $40.7M that Raintree Partners paid to acquire the property in 2018 ...

North Texans love retail experiences. Whether those experiences include indoor go-karts or shopping at Texas-based grocers and leaving with warm tortillas, Dallas-Fort Worth’s biggest retail ...

Lincoln Property Co. has officially unloaded its newly developed, but still empty, West Midtown office complex to a California investor. But the firm will remain on to try and lease the property ...

As sentiment in the national commercial real estate market begins to pivot to a more positive outlook, Los Angeles is no different. The Los Angeles metropolitan area is sprawling with more than ...

This year will not be remembered for a flurry of new developments or billion-dollar transactions. And yet, 2024 was a year that may define the future of New York City for decades to come.