Eighty-Seven Dollars A Foot Against Eight Hundred
San Francisco Centre is back on the market, and the ground lease just got extended to 2082.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 10, 2026
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A Town Of Thirty-Three Thousand Just Approved Three Hundred Sixty-Eight Megawatts
Kearney, Nebraska legalized data centers and permitted one nearly four times the size of the bitcoin mine it replaces — in a single night.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 10, 2026
A Resort And Its Marina Were Sold To Two Different Buyers
American Financial Group ended a twenty-four-year hold by splitting Charleston Harbor into its component businesses.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 10, 2026
Fifty-Six Percent Of This Building Was Paid For By The Public
Chicago's first city-backed Loop conversion opened this week, and the subsidy math is the comp everyone should be reading.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 10, 2026
Sixty-Seven Million Against A Building That Is Half Empty
A debt fund refinanced Class A port-market industrial that is roughly fifty-four percent leased two years after delivery.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 10, 2026
Two Tenants, Two Buildings, One Hundred Eight Million
Ares bought a Target distribution center and a LaserShip hub in Miami-Dade on the same ticket.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 9, 2026
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