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Top 10 Industrial Completions in the Inland Empire

Last year, developers added more inventory to the market than at any point during the past decade, with new product concentrated in only a handful of submarkets.

Texas’ Top Office Deliveries

As construction activity remains steady nationwide, deliveries in the Lone Star State have significantly bolstered the existing inventory across major metros over the past 12 months.

Top 10 Office Completions in San Francisco

As tech firms continue to grab more space, developers responded with a nearly unparalleled 5 million square feet of office deliveries over the past 12 months.

Top Loans That Matured in Houston in 2018

According to Yardi Matrix, almost $720.4 million in financing reached maturity last year, making way for recapitalization opportunities worth keeping a close eye on this year.

Top 10 Orange County Office Investors in 2018

Ten buyers were responsible for more than half of the $2.2 billion in office transactions that closed across the metro last year.

Top 10 Office Sales in Minneapolis-St. Paul in 2018

Office properties sold in the metro area totaled $1.3 billion in 2018, a hefty increase from the $1 billion posted the year prior. 

Top 10 Office Owners in Manhattan

Local investors such as SL Green or Vornado Realty Trust are not only the largest office landlords, but also some of the most active players in the metro.

Top 10 Office Completions in Los Angeles

Inventory is expected to grow by 2 million square feet by the end of 2018, with significant additions in the CBD, Hollywood and Jefferson Corridor submarkets.

Top 10 Office Buildings With Highest Vacancies in the Twin Cities

Large corporate tenants have left behind considerable blocks of vacant space in the suburbs and relocated closer to the downtown areas, while landlords were upgrading undesirable buildings within city limits in order to attract and accommodate tenant needs.

Top 10 Submarkets by Sales Volume Seattle

Seattle’s 10 Most Transacted Submarkets by Office Sales Volume

Seattle continues to shine due to its ongoing population growth, solid employment, strong academic footprint and tech-bolstered office demand. More than $2 billion worth of office assets changed hands between January and August 2018.