The Wall Street Journal looks at the struggles of regional mall owners. The Dodge Momentum Index for commercial construction spending rose in September. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.

Even though Mexico’s manufacturing costs are as much as 30 percent higher than China’s for Returnity, the absence of tariffs and the speed of trucks give its customers a rarity in today’s disorderly arena of global commerce: more certainty about...

Simon will acquire the stake from Jamestown founding partners Christoph and Ute Kahl. The Kahls will continue to be shareholders of the Atlanta-based firm, which had more than $13 billion in assets under management as of June 30.

Apple Inc. is among the corporate giants leasing space inside the largest brick building in Europe, which generated power for 48 years after its opening in 1935. The iPhone maker will become the power station’s largest tenant, with 1,400 employees...

Municipalities are starting to block new warehouse construction as industrial projects spread throughout the country, reports The New York Times. Robert Toll, the co-founder of housing builder Toll Brothers, has passed away. These are among today...

The increased effects of climate change do not seem to be slowing the pace of development in low-lying areas, reports Bisnow. Propmodo explores how some developers are trying to reduce the amount of waste generated at construction sites. These are...

Retailers are racing to tap seasonal demand as they struggle to reduce bloated inventories.

Demand for apartments in the U.S. fell in the third quarter for the first time in 30 years. The New York Times looks at a blueprint for how to decarbonize an office building. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real...

Declaration Partners collected $240 million from wealthy individuals and family offices to target multifamily housing and industrial properties across the US, the New York-based company said in a statement. Rubenstein is also an investor in the...

Smaller occupiers are getting squeezed out in the hyper competitive market for industrial space, reports The Wall Street Journal. Companies that were offering perks to lure staff back to offices have begun to dial back, according to Commercial...