A recent paper from NAIOP predicts lower absorption over the next two years, but it’s unclear if industrial developers are taking heed.

The retailer’s new CEO is an impressive poaching effort for a chain that badly needed new leadership.

Rents on super-luxury rents in Manhattan rose 9.1 percent in September compared to a year earlier.

No longer fearing exceeding their cap limits, the agencies are offering lower interest rates.

The retailer is looking at right-sizing its portfolio and potentially doing sale-leaseback transactions to raise cash.

IREM believes rent controls can interfere with a property’s ability to produce sufficient income and remain competitive.