Development

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Does Your Building Design Respond to the New Mixed-Use Reality?

Four case studies revealing how unique places call for unique solutions.

A rendering of ReDiscover Industrial Park

Phoenix’s Industrial Market Still a Standout

Development, deliveries and investment activity remain elevated across the metro, according to Yardi Matrix data.

Rendering of South Station Tower, a 1 million-square-foot property in Boston.

Boston Office Development Surges, Visits Still Lag

The life science sector is still bolstering Boston’s robust pipeline, according to Yardi Matrix information.

A rendering of The Rolex from ground level.

Rolex Unveils HQ Tower in Manhattan

The luxury watchmaker will also open a flagship store at the site.

Exterior shot of the third building within the Gilbert Spectrum office campus in Gilbert, Ariz.

Phoenix Makes a Dent in Office Vacancy

See which other metrics improved in The Valley, according to Yardi Matrix.

An Aligned Data Centers property in Ashburn, Va. one of several Northern Virginia data center campuses owned and operated by Aligned Data Centers.

Aligned Taps $2.6B Credit Facility for Data Center Expansion

The financing will support later-stage developments at sites in three key markets.

Image of the office towers around 600 Bellevue.

Seattle’s Office Construction Lags, Vacancy Grows

The market started the year in low key, according to Yardi Matrix information.

La Colombe Norton Shores Plant in Norton SHores, Mich.

A Lotta Latte: Chobani Starts $567M Plant Expansion in Michigan

The company will add 200,000 square feet to a facility producing ready-to-drink beverages.

Exterior photo of Hines’ South Station office tower in Boston

Top 5 Office Deliveries in Boston

These are the market’s five largest completions, according to Yardi Matrix information.

aerial view of a cold storage facility operated by FreezPak Logistics near Houston

Cold Storage Market Increasingly Bifurcated

The subsector is going through a cyclical reset, according to Newmark.