Andrea Zander

Japanese developer Tokyo Tatemono has agreed to sell a 22.5 percent interest in two office towers in Tokyo to Japan Prime Realty Investment Corp. for ¥32.8 billion ($207.4 million), according to Mingtiandi.

The growing number of artificial intelligence (AI) tools available to commercial real estate firms may be slowing technology adoption rather than

Energy efficiency is becoming a more meaningful factor in commercial real estate underwriting as rising power costs, tighter regulations and aging

Discovery Senior Living, a U.S. senior housing operator, is exploring a potential sale that could value the business at more than $1 billion, according to Reuters.

Singapore-based Frasers Property has appointed Jai Mirpuri as CEO of Frasers Property Industrial, effective Jan. 11, 2027, according to an Oct. 13 company announcement.

The growing use of AI in commercial real estate investment decisions could lead investors to reach similar conclusions, increasing competition for

Blackstone's opportunistic real estate funds declined 3.2 percent during third quarter 2026, while its core-plus real estate funds gained 1.6

Manhattan's premium office market is experiencing rising rents and tightening availability, with leases reaching $300 per square foot at an accelerating

Supply-constrained West Coast markets are drawing renewed attention from multifamily investors as limited new construction, improving demand fundamentals and opportunities for operational growth create potential entry points for value-added strategies. Institutional investor appetite remains selective, however, with capital-allocation decisions and local-market conditions shaping investment activity.In an interview with IREI, Marshall Boyd, co-president and chief investment officer at Interstate Equities Corp. (IEC), discusses why coastal California and the Puget Sound region present opportunities for value-added multifamily investment, what early portfolio performance reveals about the importance of local operating expertise and how institutional investor sentiment is evolving. He also shares where investment firms may find opportunities over the next 12 to 24 months, including student housing and assets whose values have been disproportionately affected by the market downturn.

AVID Property Group has submitted an A$2.2 billion ($1.54 billion) takeover proposal for Australian residential property operator Ingenia Communities