Real Estate Blog
Number of downtown Orlando visitors still down from 2019 levels. Here’s what experts say needs work.
Here's how Orlando's downtown recovery compares to 60 other metros, including major Florida markets such as Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville.
5 Things: WeWork files for bankruptcy, Placer Commerce Center construction to start
Here's what you need to know today.
Global infrastructure firm and Purple Line contractor Meridiam moves U.S. headquarters to D.C.
“It’s a natural home for our business,” one executive said.
Exclusive: Cushman & Wakefield announces new leader as Doug Brandon transitions to advisory role
Nashville's largest commercial real estate firm has unveiled a major leadership change. Effective Jan. 1, Doug Brandon will be stepping down as managing principal of the Nashville office of Cushman & Wakefield. Here's who will lead the local real estate giant.
Bloomfield Development expresses concern over zoning rejection of ShurSave redevelopment
Registered community organization that conducted an extensive neighborhood process with the developer worries about the status of the local grocery store and limited supply of residential units.
Demolition of Boston Store, section of Regency Mall years in the making
The former Boston Store at Regency Mall in Racine is scheduled to meet the wrecking ball in early 2024.
First Look: Jackson Walker completes move into Jefferson Bank building
The firm started building out the space in January 2023.
Meet the 4th group of Milwaukee Business Journal’s top newsmakers of past 40 years
As part of its 40th anniversary, the Milwaukee Business Journal is selecting the top 40 newsmakers in the southeastern Wisconsin business community for the past 40 years. We are unveiling the fourth and final group of 10 business icons today.
Terry Bradshaw’s Oklahoma ranch has sold (photos)
Pittsburgh Steelers legendary quarterback and member of the NFL Hall of Fame, Terry Bradshaw has sold his 744-acre horse and cattle ranch in Oklahoma.
WeWork files for bankruptcy protection. Here’s what it means for Sacramento.
WeWork Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in New Jersey bankruptcy court late Monday.
In a widely anticipated move, the New York-based coworking giant said it will work to reduce its debt through a restructuring support agreement with 92% of its noteholders.
As we've previously noted, the filing could have ripple effects in office markets around the nation — many of which are already coping with challenges stemming from the rise of remote work and a looming wave of loan maturities.…