Category - Commercial Real Estate

• HOUSING OF HORROR
• Union Square sites getting artistic reuse
• Shuler & Benninghof­en Mill project to launch soon
• City must act now to use or sell vacant properties
• Developers describe plan as a mixed-use project
• Lee Garden Eight lures top law firm that’s been in Central for 50 years
• Market Square is on the market after 20 years for $25 million
• Wanaque eyes ban on apartments over shops
• Back to the future – what parties have planned for rental market
• Beyond Cebu and Manila: Office hubs find their next growth gear
• David Pratt
• Purpose-built rentals lease at a `healthy rate' in Metro as condos sit empty
• BURDEN ON HOMEOWNERS
• PH delegation to explore AI in US real estate convention
• China’s return and Korea’s retreat are shifting PH tourism
• This tax-deferral plan would be game changer for rental market investment­s
• Second time’s the charm for investor
• Prospectiv­e tenant loses almost $4,000 in Nanaimo rental scam
• Rentals added to downtown hotel plan
• Dubai sees Dhs32.64b realty sales amid strong investor confidence
• Peak Boston?
• New apartment towers open in Simcoe but affordabil­ity remains an issue
• Wîhkwêntôw­in `pit' hits market for $4 million
• Grocery store, restaurant­s planned for Avondale
• Mid City plays central role in Christchur­ch’s next chapter
• Asset light or asset heavy? It need not be ‘either or’, says Guocoland CEO
• FROM SKYLINES TO DATA CENTERS: DAMAC’S NEXT FRONTIER
• What will a rate rise mean for the property portfolios of family offices?
• Keppel South Central: Deals juiced up with income support need not be bad ones
• Weighing up property against a balanced fund
• Attractive forecast for Dunedin offer
• Brookfield approves scaled-down manufactur­ing warehouse
• Coworking expands as office size shrinks
• Oak Lawn property is poised for multifamil­y developmen­t
• Downtown’s Gas Light Building listed for sale
• Office conversion would be geared toward young renters
• US Conec to invest $149.7 million in Hickory expansion, creating 224 new jobs
• $600M towers planned
• $97 million West Campus project calls for student tower with 300 apartments