Dropbox has signed a lease for 100% of the office space in Kilroy Realty Corp.’s The Exchange on 16th project in a deal that represents the largest single office lease ever signed in San Francisco.

The file hosting service and leading global collaboration platform agreed to a 15-year lease for 736,000 square feet within the 751,242-square-foot, four-building project currently under development along the 16th St…

It looks like the NFL won’t require players to stand for the National Anthem, and President Trump isn’t happy about it.

Bank branch consolidations have quickened over the last two years as customers continue to embrace digital banking. Simultaneously, the number of new branch openings continues to fall. But analysts view this as part of a larger shift in how retail branches are being utilized by customers and where those brick-and-mortar institutions need to be located…

It started with Ashley Judd.

A year after acquiring a nearly $1 billion portfolio of suburban office properties, Horsham, PA-based Workspace Property Trust on Monday filed to raise up to $100 million through an initial public offering.

Workspace Property, which first filed a confidential S-11 registration statement on June 30, plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol WSPT, selling an undisclosed number of common shares in the IPO at a to-be-determined…

Treasury Secretary Steven Munchin, speaking on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the 1987 market crash, predicted stocks will plunge if Congress fails to overhaul taxes.

Commercial real estate investors priced out of major U.S. markets have expanded their scope to secondary and tertiary markets to find properties yielding more generous returns, a trend typical of late-inning property cycles.

But the robust demand for real estate and the current cycle’s longevity set this growth period apart from past ones and suggest that smaller markets will continue to reap investment for some time…

Rose McGowan’s Twitter account was temporarily blocked for violating some of the social network’s rules.

Sears Canada Inc. will be applying to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice for approval to liquidate all of its remaining stores and assets.

The court is expected to hear the motion later this week. Pending approval of the court, it is expected that liquidation sales at retail locations would commence next week and continue for 10 to 14 weeks…

Jemele Hill’s two-week suspension from ESPN earlier this week has raised questions about how journalists and commentators should conduct themselves on social media. It’s perennial problem that has rankled employers for years, and one that is confounding even ESPN’s own public editor.

After a quiet first half of 2017, Columbia Property Trust, Inc. (NYSE: CXP) has fired off more than $1 billion in acquisitions since the July 4 holiday including a flurry of deals for buildings in New York City and Washington, D.C. totaling $935 million, the company announced Wednesday.

In early July, Atlanta-based Columbia obtained a nearly 50% interest in an office tower at 114 Fifth Ave…

The U.S. men’s soccer team’s failure to qualify for the 2018 FIFA World Cup comes at a terrible time for the sport.