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Developers Are Back to Building U.S. Warehouses
An 18% jump in warehouse construction signals the industrial market may have officially turned the corner.
MetroLoft Presses Ahead With New Office Conversion After Pfizer Project Setback
The developer adds another Manhattan conversion target while the office reuse market faces new scrutiny.
Multifamily Rents Gain Ground, but Supply Still Caps Pricing Power
Rents are moving higher, absorption is slowing, and investors are finding new ways to bet on multifamily.
Why Hines Is Returning to Office With a $151M Austin Acquisition
As office markets remain divided, Hines is targeting the buildings investors believe can outperform.

