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The third quarter saw a shift in the industrial sector nationally and in the Valley with a significant increase in vacancies. This came at the same time the nation saw a record amount of industrial space delivered, including in Phoenix.

Pactiv Evergreen is planning a large expansion to its warehouse facility in Raleigh to allow for more production.

A still-new property in fast-growing Clermont just sold for a big price tag — far outpacing Lake County's second-priciest deal so far in 2023. See local experts' take on why it fetched such a high price.

In the final quarter of the year, companies are working to realign spending and improve agility for a brighter 2024. However, many are overlooking a huge opportunity to cut costs using one of their largest expenses: their real estate.

Don’t leave money on the table. By taking advantage of short and long-term opportunities, you can potentially save 25% or more on real estate costs, which can help position your business for post-pandemic success. Read on for seven ways you can cut down on your commercial…

Whole Foods in Midtown has closed after opening just four years ago. Retail brokers say the space — located under an apartment complex — will be difficult to backfill for a number of reasons. Click through to read more analysis about the space's challenges and potential future tenants.

A federal court warned a company controlled by Dan Lowe that it faces a default judgment if it doesn't respond to a lawsuit, adding to Lowe's history of ignoring legal action and judgments filed against him.

The 78,000-square-foot Worthington Gateway property was developed by Trivium Development, Moment Development and The Witness Group.

Retail is not a zero-sum game, says CBRE's new retail leader. Laura Barr wants all stakeholders to see the potential in working together. “Great retail can be economically accretive on its own and also boost the surrounding product types.”