Robert Carr

U.S. law firms are just not following the recovery trend experienced by the rest of the professional services industry, and are giving up occupancy in many major markets...

Large technology firms are dipping their toes into the seniors care market, launching pilot programs with select developers and care managers to increase the use of remote, non-intrusive health monitoring in both...

Seniors housing finally cracked the 90 percent occupied mark in the third quarter 2014, and record-high acquisition numbers just continue to grow, according to reports from the industry...

Foreign buyers increased their investment in the U.S. commercial real estate markets in the first half of 2014, pouring in $85.4 billion in property purchases here compared to $76.7 billion in the first half of 2013...

Tracking data ultimately improves any system, and nowhere has that been proven more than in the green building industry. Programs like LEED are encouraging owners, developers, tenant users and even investors that sus...

Though the completion of the Panama Canal expansion has been delayed again until mid-2016, East Coast seaports, expected to benefit the most from the $5.2 project, have begun to win over more shipping traffic from th...

Distribution centers are retooling, renaming and resurging—lifting industrial property demand up and pushing vacancy rates down to pre-recession levels. To use the current e-commerce supply-chain lingo, in the pursu...

Developers are trying two distinct approaches to attracting new office tenants in a market that is rapidly seeing cheap, big-block space dry up: the tried-and-true new class-A headquarters building and repositioning ...