Estimates will continue to roll in and be updated, but there is no underestimating the losses of life, and the damage to commercial properties from Hurricane Helene last week.

The corporate real estate (CRE) profession – and many others – had been waiting seemingly endlessly for cuts in interest rates. Now that the Federal Reserve has done so, and promised that more cuts are on the way, is it too little, too late?

The increasing complexity of sustainability in corporate real estate has revealed the need for a dedicated leadership role focused on embedding Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into real estate portfolios.

The industrial sector continues to shine as a prized asset class, with low vacancy rates driving up prime rents. Meanwhile, the office market is seeing renewed interest in value-add prospects, though with some nuances in rent trajectories.

Tempur Sealy International, in the process of acquiring the Mattress Firm chain, is looking to put some stores on the cutting block.

Lost amid the dramatic swings in the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies may be the impact it is having on real estate.

Arm’s length transactions are crucial for ensuring fairness, avoiding conflicts of interest, and maintaining integrity in distinct types of transactions and agreements.

Global retailer, The Athlete’s Foot, has opened a new US headquarters and flagship store in Atlanta, Georgia, that reflects the city’s growth. "This location is the first of its kind on the iconic Atlanta Beltline and will serve as a cultural hub for community engagement and deeper connectivity,” said Matt Lafone, President and GM of Americas at The Athlete's Foot.

From our CRE as a Strategy Leader Thought Leader Partner, Cushman & Wakefield. In this special episode of The Team Around the Table, host Aubrey Waddell, Chief Executive of Global Occupier Services, as she talks with Shelley Boland, Global Head of Real Estate at Standard Chartered, about the Bank’s approach to managing their global real estate footprint at this transformative moment.

Technology has been a driving force in shaping the modern built environment, reshaping not only the physical spaces where we live, work, and socialize but also influencing the behavior and interaction of humans within these spaces.

According to a post on SatNews.com, Aegis Aerospace Inc. “has consolidated its Houston, Texas facilities by combining its corporate headquarters, previously in Nassau Bay, Texas, and its Space System Development and Operations Center (SSDOC).”

Athletic shoe retailer Foot Locker is relocating its headquarters to St. Petersburg, Florida later next year, reports WFTV.