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Dallas won the leading spot as the most promising market for property and investor demand in 2025, positioning it at the top of the lineup in the latest “Emerging Trends in Real Estate” report from the Urban Land Institute.

Stay updated on the latest hirings and promotions in the #CRE industry, ▪️ Stirling has promoted John Woodard to vice president, where he will lead the firm’s New Orleans office and spearhead business development efforts across the region. ▪️ Jonathan Morrow joined Walker & Dunlop as a senior managing director in its New York office, marking the company’s strategic move to add hospitality investment sales to business lines. ▪️ Carlos Marquez, SIOR joined Cushman & Wakefield as a senior director, bringing his experience in the industrial market in South Texas and across the border in Mexico to the brokerage. Discover more here: https://bit.ly/48nyJiR

Douglas Elliman Real Estate has dismissed President and CEO Scott Durkin less than a week after its parent company’s head stepped down, naming Richard Ferrari, president and CEO of brokerage for New York City and the Northeast region, as his replacement.

With the U.S. election approaching, the commercial real estate industry is watching closely as potential shifts in finance, tax, and housing policies could impact the sector. In a race that remains highly competitive, analysts say any significant changes would likely require bipartisan support.

U.S. commercial real estate prices declined in most regions and property types for a second quarter, with multifamily prices falling across all regions, while office and industrial prices showed gains in three regions, according to CoStar Group's latest report.

While New York may dominate in commercial real estate, the true #WorldSeries winner isn’t decided by square footage or market trends but by the performance of the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers on the field. Explore how each city performed in various sectors of #CRE: https://bit.ly/4e6A0w3

Former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann rolled out a new in-house brokerage network to boost sales at his latest venture, a condominium tower called Flow House in Miami, to bring together agents and potential buyers.

Henry Steinberg, global head of EQT Exeter, said industrial property, which makes up about 95% of its portfolio, remains a significant growth opportunity despite recent signs of a market slowdown.

A massive hole on the east side of the Dallas North Tollway is set to be revived as part of The Mix, a $3 billion mixed-use development, after securing $113.4 million in city incentives.

Seneca Polytechnic, Toronto's largest community college by enrollment status, is temporarily closing one of its major campuses and blaming the shift on the reduction in international students imposed by the federal government.