Molly Armbrister

Construction labor costs could increase by up to 25% as President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown continues.

The city is scheduled to host major international sporting events beginning next year.

The devastating LA wildfires have destroyed 12,000 structures in Los Angeles, worsening its already strained housing and insurance challenges.

The company will remain "headquarterless" according to local news reports.

NETSTREIT took a net loss in Q2 because an employee fell prey to a costly phishing scam.

The project will rise at one of the more active transit-oriented development locations along the rail line to Denver International Airport.

The plan would create a new community housing an estimated 50,000 residents.

Kramer discusses the emergence of smaller cities and how ULI’s process for assembling the report shifts as CRE changes.

Veterans can bring a lot to the table, but helping them be successful in CRE can be a challenge.

While still tight, the market’s vacancy rate is more than double what it was last year.

San Francisco’s Pier 70 redevelopment has been stalled for nearly a year.

The lease is one of the largest in Silicon Valley so far this year.

Davis Graham & Stubbs leased 80K SF in Rockefeller Group’s new development in Denver’s River North district.

There is widespread consensus that the latest industrial boom is far from over.

In-migration to metro Denver has slowed in recent years, but economists say it could pick back up.

Prescriptive Capital will specialize in healthcare, life sciences and senior living.

Phase 2 will consist of six speculative warehouse and distribution facilities totaling 596K SF.

Denver’s office market showed signs of recovery in the first quarter of 2022.

The subtle dismantling of the way things used to be in Denver CRE has implications for everyone in the industry.

Downtown Denver’s oil- and gas-occupied office footprint shrunk from 2020.