
Chicago Real Estate Enters 2026 with Cautious Outlook
Chicago's commercial real estate market enters 2026 with a new sense of realism, as the once-hopeful 'survive until '25' mantra fades into memory.
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Chicago's commercial real estate market enters 2026 with a new sense of realism, as the once-hopeful 'survive until '25' mantra fades into memory.

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.

Once a top destination for real estate investment, Portland has seen its appeal collapse, falling to 80th out of 81 major markets amid developer concerns.

Tampa Bay's real estate market is experiencing a massive, interconnected boom, with major development projects in Tampa, St. Pete, and Clearwater reshaping the region.

Novak Construction is set to acquire the southern portion of Chicago's stalled Lincoln Yards megaproject, including a vacant eight-story office building.

Over $4 billion in new investments are transforming Miami Beach's Lincoln Road, extending it to the ocean and anchoring it with ultra-luxury residences.

A veteran real estate broker warned Denver city officials in December 2023 against the $88.5 million purchase of the Denver Post building, citing market risks.

A new wave of architectural innovation is allowing developers to convert nearly 30 million square feet of underused New York office space into residential apartments.

New York City is leading a national trend in converting empty office towers into thousands of new apartments, with Midtown Manhattan at the center of this boom.

The San Jose Unified School District is moving forward with a $282.5 million plan to build a 288-unit apartment complex for its teachers and staff.

A seven-acre real estate project in South Boston, led by developer Andrew J. Collins, is facing an uncertain future amid legal disputes with investors who loaned millions.

Despite fears of a corporate exodus under a new progressive mayor, top real estate executives say NYC's commercial market is surging with record leasing.