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CoStar Predicts Stable U.S. Office Vacancy Rates Through 2026

CoStar Predicts Stable U.S. Office Vacancy Rates Through 2026

CoStar Predicts Stable U.S. Office Vacancy Rates Through 2026
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CoStar Forecasts Steady U.S. Office Vacancy Through 2026 Amid Low Construction Levels

CoStar Forecasts Steady U.S. Office Vacancy Through 2026 Amid Low Construction Levels

CoStar Forecasts Steady U.S. Office Vacancy Through 2026 Amid Low Construction Levels
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CoStar Forecasts Steady U.S. Office Vacancy Through 2026 Amid Leasing Momentum

CoStar Forecasts Steady U.S. Office Vacancy Through 2026 Amid Leasing Momentum

CoStar Forecasts Steady U.S. Office Vacancy Through 2026 Amid Leasing Momentum
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CoStar Data Reveals Nine-Year High in London Southern Fringe Office Leasing, Driven by Smaller Occupiers

CoStar Data Reveals Nine-Year High in London Southern Fringe Office Leasing, Driven by Smaller Occupiers

According to CoStar Group, a global leader in commercial real estate information, leasing volumes in London's Southern Fringe reached their highest level since 2016. This surge was primarily driven by increased activity among smaller occupiers in 2025, with leasing rising to nearly 1 million square feet. A significant pre-let at Battersea Power Station contributed to this growth. However, the first quarter of 2026 saw a slowdown, with only one deal exceeding 10,000 square feet. CoStar's data highlights a shift in leasing dynamics, with more frequent but smaller transactions.
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CoStar Reports Record Office Leasing in London's Southern Fringe

CoStar Reports Record Office Leasing in London's Southern Fringe

CoStar Reports Record Office Leasing in London's Southern Fringe
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Office Demand Surges to Pre-Pandemic Levels Driven by Creative Industry Growth

Office Demand Surges to Pre-Pandemic Levels Driven by Creative Industry Growth

Office Demand Surges to Pre-Pandemic Levels Driven by Creative Industry Growth
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Noble Investment Group Expands Portfolio with Ten Upscale Hotels

Noble Investment Group Expands Portfolio with Ten Upscale Hotels

Noble Investment Group Expands Portfolio with Ten Upscale Hotels
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Sigma Foods Acquires Roger Wood Foods to Expand U.S. Operations

Sigma Foods Acquires Roger Wood Foods to Expand U.S. Operations

Sigma Foods Acquires Roger Wood Foods to Expand U.S. Operations
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FCC Ruling Threatens $1.5 Billion in US Drone Sales, DJI Appeals

FCC Ruling Threatens $1.5 Billion in US Drone Sales, DJI Appeals

FCC Ruling Threatens $1.5 Billion in US Drone Sales, DJI Appeals
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Volvo Cars' Q1 profit falls less than expected, says the US worse than expected

Volvo Cars' Q1 profit falls less than expected, says the US worse than expected

(Corrects to remove Reuters instrument code for Geely Holding in paragraph 2) By Marie Mannes STOCKHOLM, April 29 (Reuters) - Sweden-based Volvo Cars reported on Wednesday a smaller-than-expected fall in quarterly profit as savings cushioned tough market conditions, but said the impact of a pull-
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U.S. Crude Oil Inventories Drop by 6.2 Million Barrels, Reflecting Supply Adjustments

U.S. Crude Oil Inventories Drop by 6.2 Million Barrels, Reflecting Supply Adjustments

U.S. Crude Oil Inventories Drop by 6.2 Million Barrels, Reflecting Supply Adjustments
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Affordable Housing Sector Faces Challenges and Opportunities Amid Growing Demand

Affordable Housing Sector Faces Challenges and Opportunities Amid Growing Demand

The affordable housing sector in the U.S. is experiencing significant challenges and opportunities as demand continues to outpace supply. A recent report highlights ten trends shaping the sector, including the increasing involvement of major corporations in housing development to support local workforces. Companies across various industries are recognizing the importance of affordable housing as a strategy to attract and retain employees. Public-private partnerships (P3s) are becoming more prevalent as a solution to funding uncertainties, with projects like The Emma in San Antonio exemplifying this trend. The Emma, an $85 million development, is the first P3 for affordable housing in the San Antonio market and aims to serve income-eligible families. Additionally, there is a push for regulatory reforms to streamline the approval process for affordable housing projects, with industry leaders advocating for faster entitlement and permitting processes.