Real Estate Blog
Microsoft giving up big chunk of space in Bellevue after lease expires in 2023
The Advanta campus is the first of a number of properties with Microsoft leases coming up for renewal.
Two Seattle-area apartment properties fetch over $300M
“It's a little early” to see the impacts of the rising cost of capital on the multifamily market, an industry consultant says, but the number of interested apartment investors is down.
King of Prussia Town Center adds new tenants, closes in on 100% occupancy
King of Prussia Town Center had two new stores open recently and has several other tenants that have signed leases but not yet opened.
A big new San Jose industrial building took a step closer to approval, amid a tight market for such space
InSite Property's 122,000-square-foot warehouse project for South San Jose is on track to be approved within about three months.
Schnitzer Properties buys more land for Metro Air Park project
Schnitzer Properties has scooped up the last bit of land needed for its first Metro Air Park project, but there's more to do before construction can start.
Kemper Freeman says ‘endless red tape’ holds up 4-tower Bellevue expansion
Luxury retail will anchor the 1.8-million-square-foot expansion project, which also includes apartments and a five-star hotel.
Apptio sheds nearly a third of its Bellevue office footprint
The tech spending software company says the move was due to its embrace of a more flexible work model.
Soccer academy eyes Baltimore — and possibly Port Covington — for 10,000-seat stadium and campus
The stadium would be part of a complex for a soccer academy and could also one day host men's and women's United Soccer League professional teams.
Cityview’s mixed-use development near USC moves forward with new name
Construction on the amenitized mixed-use development began in early 2021 with plans to build 296 units and 5,000 square feet of retail space.
Facing mounting losses, CarLotz shutters 11 locations
The company's market cap, once at more than $1 billion, is now below $53 million.