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Healthpeak Properties Inc. (NYSE: PEAK), a Denver-based real estate investment trust, is buying a Milwaukee-based competitor in a deal valued at $21 billion and creating a health care property ownership giant with locations in growing US. metro areas, including Houston.

U.S. Bancorp is renewing its lease at its Minneapolis headquarters — a move the nation’s fifth-largest bank says demonstrates its commitment to downtown Minneapolis.

Milwaukee is losing the headquarters of publicly traded real estate investor Physicians Realty Trust through its merger with the larger Healthpeak Properties based in Denver.

Can you update that tease: This $800 million facility is the largest investment in the history of one of the area's most thriving business parks.

It is the second law firm in recent months to leave a downtown office tower for Water Street Tampa.

The move comes after COPT rebranded in September to focus more on defense properties.

How is net absorption calculated? What is driving tenant demand? And when exactly will the market turn? Commercial real estate talk can become full of jargon quickly, and with the economic winds of late, can become repetitively repellent. As JLL’s Q3 data has been published, we take a closer look on what’s happening in the office and industrial markets and how to lead the conversation with a more original perspective.

Let’s start with defining net absorption. The concept can be tricky for…

The negotiations come after the mezzanine loan behind the hotel was sold this summer.

NAIOP, which has more than 20,000 members in North America, is an organization for commercial real estate professionals.

In this week's Punch list, our regular analysis of the market's biggest real estate trends, we're rounding up just some of the recent activity near the future Intel campus.