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Exterior rendering of Ryan Tower, a 23-story office buildings in Plano, Texas. The high-rise has a glass exterior and is surrounded by greenery.

Ryan Cos. Completes DFW Office Tower

The anchor tenant will occupy half of the 23-story building.

Construction on Sky Harbor Logistics is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2025

Lincoln Property Eyes Office-to-Industrial Conversion Project

Construction on the suburban Phoenix development is scheduled to begin next year.

Lincoln Property Co. and Goldman Sachs are developing Waterstone, an 894,000-square-foot, four-building industrial campus in Kyle, Texas

Lincoln Property, Goldman Sachs Secure Financing for Austin Project

Plans call for 900,000 square feet of industrial space across four buildings.

Exterior shot of Buckeye85, an industrial building in Phoenix.

LaSalle Acquires Phoenix Industrial Asset

Lincoln Property Co. developed this warehouse in conjunction with Goldman Sachs.

Park Sixty is a Class A medical office building at 110 E. 60th St. in Manhattan

Lincoln Property JV to Own, Operate Manhattan MOB

Completed in the 1960s, the Upper East Side building was extensively renovated in recent years.

Exterior shot of I-10 international in Tucson, Ariz.

Lincoln Enters Tucson With 1 MSF Project

This industrial campus will come online in two phases.

Exterior shot of one of the five buildings that make up the I-30 MacArthur Business Center in Grand Prairie, Texas.

Cohen Asset Management Snaps Up DFW Industrial Campus

Lincoln Property Co. previously owned the five-building property.

Employer expectations vs actual show up

RTO Policies Mostly Go Unenforced: CBRE

Research is shedding new light on what office workers want—including some surprises.

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Lincoln Property Inks 134 KSF Renewal in San Diego

Cushman & Wakefield brokered the full-building deal for the landlord.

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Getting in the Game of Right-Sizing Office Portfolios: A Lincoln Property Exec’s Perspective

Harnessing data and collecting feedback are key to navigating challenges in a pressurized office market, observes Terence Kirk.