RALEIGH – Demand for commercial real estate in the Triangle remains strong despite the economic fallout from COVID-19 which has hit many businesses and led to many firms embracing work-from-home ...

Activity among Triangle commercial real estate investors is expected to taper in the second half of 2017 as the increases in rental rates and property pricing begins to slow. Buyer interest in land ...

In this post-pandemic era of hybrid work and surging interest rates, the Triangle’s office vacancy rates are at record highs. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Raleigh-Durham’s market claimed two of ...

Editor’s Note: This WRAL TechWire’s Commercial Real Estate special report “Follow the Numbers” is supported by commercial real estate firm CBRE Raleigh. RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – Despite recent rounds ...

Efforts to control the coronavirus have shuttered businesses across the Triangle, but commercial real estate developers are still betting on the future of the area, with construction work continuing ...

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Commercial real estate is a dynamic market, influenced by many factors that can be challenging to predict. Over the past year, rising interest rates, office utilization and economic uncertainty have ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Commercial real estate suffered a major blow as the novel coronavirus pandemic forced businesses to close as a stay-at-home order went into place across the state. Retailers ...

Only three years after Costa Mesa’s The Triangle commercial complex sat 85 percent vacant with a track record for hemorrhaging tenants, representatives from the entertainment center are predicting it ...

Some of the apartments at 401 Oberlin in Cameron Village are already occupied with tenants, while construction continues on the Crescent Cameron Village project across the street in this August 2014 ...