Commercial Real Estate

Urban areas where people live closer to work have a higher return-to-office rate, a WSJ analysis shows.

Returns fall below mortgage figures, with landlords looking at higher rents to fill the gap.

Some resort owners think they have found a way to avoid getting stuck with excess inventory when guests cancel at the last minute.

New buildings in trendy neighborhoods downtown and on the West Side are luring companies from the corporate corridors of older, staid offices.

The single-family rental arm of private-equity shop Pretium Partners appointed Adolfo Villagomez to be its new chief executive.

Related launches a premium lodging brand for executives seeking a pied-à-terre as the Covid-19 pandemic supercharges a shift to remote work.

A.J. Steigman runs his own real-estate brokerage firm from his home in Parkland, Fla., and hasn’t set foot in Georgia for two years.

Big lease at 660 Fifth is the latest sign that highest-price office space Is outperforming in tough leasing market.

More soundstages are under construction even as streaming subscriber growth slows.

Apartment rents have soared 58% in the Miami area over the past two years, and in some cases doubled over last year.

Office space is hitting the market as landlords grapple with low demand, lease expirations.

Such buildings promise to cut carbon emissions and lead to healthier, happier workplaces. But they also raise privacy and cybersecurity concerns.

The company is wagering it can attract more shoppers with fewer products and more digital services at stores closer to where customers run their daily errands.

Costs to create a smaller hotel and luxury residences are expected to rise to more than $2 billion, and the top U.S. executive overseeing the project left last week.

A Miami investment fund is paying $375 million and beginning the process of rebranding the property as a Waldorf Astoria.

Hotels and a casino are proposed by investors and developers as entertainment re-emerges as a source of strength in the New York City neighborhood.

First-quarter sales of hotels exceeded $12.5 billion, the highest mark for the period since 2016.

At least eight Miami area properties are involved in sales talks after last summer’s condo collapse, with plans to replace most of them with towers for the wealthy.

Small groups of neighborhood volunteers are blocking companies from buying single-family homes, rewriting homeownership rulebooks to thwart investor purchases of suburban housing.

The bank’s 1,388-foot skyscraper, designed by Norman Foster and set to be completed around 2025, aims to be the tallest and largest New York building to go all electric.