Erika Morphy

QTS, a portfolio company of Blackstone, has ended plans for its massive Digital Gateway data center project in Virginia and withdrawn the associated filings after years of planning and regulatory review.

New rules limiting Chinese participation in America's clean‑energy supply chain are quietly reshaping where factories sit, who owns them and how future industrial space will be financed in the United States.

Apollo's attempt to sell Heritage Grocers Group has become a test case for how much uncertainty commercial real estate investors are willing to

The worst may not be over for Phoenix apartment owners, but in one part of the metro, the bleeding has clearly slowed.

The most telling detail in CompStak's Q1 2026 Industrial Deals of Distinction report isn't the size of the deals — though several are staggering — it's how long tenants are committing to occupy them.

U.S. REITs delivered solid gains in the second quarter, but the real story was the gap between the big winners and the clear laggards, according to

Commercial property prices are inching higher again, but Green Street's latest numbers suggest this is a market locked in a narrow trading band rather than the start of a new cycle.

The housing market that helped underpin so many investment theses over the past decade is quietly changing shape.

Apartment operators are relying on rent discounts at levels not seen in more than a decade, even as the industry heads into what should be peak leasing season.

Commercial real estate borrowers are paying up for private debt in a market where banks still win on price.