
Dallas's Economic Paradox: A Booming Metro with an Empty Downtown
Despite the Dallas metro area's booming economy and growing reputation as a financial hub, its downtown core faces a crisis with the second-highest office vacancy rate in the nation.
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Despite the Dallas metro area's booming economy and growing reputation as a financial hub, its downtown core faces a crisis with the second-highest office vacancy rate in the nation.

Crescent Real Estate has acquired a 19-story office tower at 2100 McKinney Avenue, further expanding its significant portfolio in Dallas's booming Uptown district.

An Oregon investor has secured a $45 million loan from Goldman Sachs for a Chicago Loop office tower, signaling a potential bright spot in the city's distressed market.

Commercial real estate saw its first negative year-over-year transaction volume in October 2025, driven by high interest rates and economic uncertainty. Industrial and multifamily properties led sales

Two premier Class A office buildings in Columbus's Easton Oval have sold for less than half their 2019 price, signaling a major market correction.

Economic forecasters project a 2 percent growth rate for the next three years, a significant drop from post-pandemic levels, driven by AI and tech investments, while facing challenges from tariffs, in

A New York-based firm has sold two neighboring skyscrapers in downtown Denver, marking a significant transaction in the city's commercial real estate market.

Global asset manager TPG is ramping up its real estate investments, closing a $2.1 billion credit fund and acquiring major office properties in Palo Alto and Dallas.

Maine's commercial real estate market saw a surge of activity in October, led by strong demand for industrial space, with major leases also signed in office and retail.

A prominent office tower at 121 West Wacker Drive in downtown Chicago has entered the market. The sale could impact the owner and lender as the city's commercial real estate sector navigates changes,

A deep dive into the commercial real estate markets of Los Angeles and Toronto reveals contrasting challenges in the office, retail, and multifamily sectors.

A family-run real estate firm has purchased a downtown Manhattan office tower at 75 Maiden Lane for approximately $40.2 million, a significant transaction.