Category: In the News
Category: In the News
The ULI/PWC report details why real estate remains desirable to investors even with some economic uncertainty.
A little more than two years after the COVID-19 pandemic-driven economic shutdown, news headlines continue announcing that employers are struggling to get their employees back to the office.
Dallas office completions totaled 7 million square feet and 31 projects last year, second only to New York City, with another 6.6 million square feet expected by the end of 2019.
The disruptions of the past two years presented human resources executives with extraordinary challenges. HR executives had to navigate a new office environment. They managed corporate culture with staff working remotely. The administration of benefits and everchanging policies had to be observed.
The project marks the first DFW multifamily development for office asset manager KBS Commercial Real Estate.
If you liked 2019, then settle back and enjoy 2020.
Despite being hit by volatility from all sides — politics, stock prices, trade wars, weather patterns, energy supplies, the price of avocados — the 2019 economic climate was relatively calm, especially for real assets.
Google plans to move its downtown Portland office into the historic Meier & Frank Building next year, occupying two floors and making room for further growth.
In this feature, 19 women with diverse backgrounds, and with titles held from a variety of firms within the real estate industry, share their personal and professional experiences for Women’s History Month.
Co-working and tech companies drove overall leasing activity, but none of those inked the single biggest deal of the year
One of downtown Nashville’s iconic buildings has new ownership and a new future.
GlobeSt. Real Estate Forum and GlobeSt.com are pleased to reveal the 2022 Woman of Influence winners that will be honored at the annual awards dinner in Park City, UT on July 26.
One of the most spirited debates in commercial real estate relates to the housing choices of the millennial generation: will they generally remain in cities that cater to their lifestyle preferences as they hit their mid-30s, or will they settle down, raise children and move to the suburbs like their parents?
The Houston region saw the third-highest job creation rate among the nation’s 12 largest metropolitan areas in April, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Wednesday.
Marc DeLuca is Eastern Regional President of KBS, one of the largest investors of premier commercial real estate in the nation.
Rod Richerson, regional president – Western United States at KBS, discusses the asset acquisition, trends in amenities for tenants, what tenants are looking for in an office space and more.
The delay of WeWork’s IPO has many questioning the flexible workspace business model, but in Downtown Chicago, providers keep expanding, and Industrious is just the latest firm to boost its presence. Company officials said Tuesday it will double its space in Accenture Tower, 500 West Madison St., from roughly 46K SF to more than 93K SF.
KBS is one of the largest owners of premier commercial real estate in the nation. Since inception, KBS-affiliated companies have completed transactional activity of approximately $40 billion via 16 separate accounts and six commingled funds, for government and corporate pension funds.
As market volatility mounts, these investors are shifting their property type and geographic exposures and taking advantage of the latest proptech innovations.
