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U.S. Real Estate Market Outlook 2026: Despite Economic Challenges, Commercial Real Estate Expected to Thrive

CBRE’s 2026 U.S. Real Estate Market Outlook forecasts increased investment activity and continued recovery in leasing across major property types, led by prime office, industrial, multifamily, and data center assets. The report highlights a continued flight to quality, selective supply constraints, and income-driven returns as key themes shaping commercial real estate performance in 2026.

Boston Office Market Posts Strongest Leasing Quarter in Four Years: JLL

According to new JLL research, Boston recorded its highest quarterly office leasing volume in four years in Q4 2025, driven by tenant renewals and selective relocations into high-quality space. The report points to improving momentum, even as vacancy and availability remain elevated in lower-tier assets.

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Alexandria Scraps Fenway Lab Conversion Plans

One of Greater Boston’s largest life sciences landlords is revising plans for a key Fenway asset, opting to pursue office leasing instead of additional lab conversion. The shift highlights how evolving demand dynamics are influencing development and repositioning decisions across the region.

Google commits to buy 200MW from Mass. fusion company

Source: power-technology.com By Lucia Maffei Fusion energy’s promise of clean, limitless energy is becoming even more critical in the era of AI, which requires massive computational power. Google and a Massachusetts-based company are working together to bring secure fusion power to market. Devens-based Commonwealth Fusion Systems, or CFS, said Monday it deepened an ongoing relationship with AI giant […]

Mass. launches $400M initiative to fund research amid ‘federal uncertainty’

By Eli Chavez – Inno Reporter, Boston Business Journal Gov. Maura Healey announced the launch of a new $400 million initiative to grow the research and innovation economy in Massachusetts and create thousands of new jobs as federal research funding is being cut under President Donald Trump. In support of the initiative, Healey is also […]

Burlington-based KDP to buy Peet’s Coffee parent for $18B

By Don Seiffert – Managing Editor, Boston Business Journal Keurig Dr Pepper, a coffee and beverage giant based in Burlington, says it will pay $18 billion in cash to acquire JDE Peet’s, the parent company of Peet’s Coffee and several others brands of coffee and tea. KDP (Nasdaq: KDP), the company formed in 2018 from […]

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Commonwealth Fusion to build world’s first commercial fusion plant

By Greg Ryan – Senior Reporter, Boston Business Journal For decades, scientists have chased the limitless zero-carbon energy promised by fusion. Now, Devens-based Commonwealth Fusion Systems plans to build the world’s first grid-scale commercial fusion power plant in Virginia. The announcement on Tuesday marks a milestone not just for the MIT spinoff, but the global […]

MIT-born Commonwealth Fusion Systems raises $1.8B to commercialize fusion energy

By Lucia Maffei – Technology Reporter, Boston Business Journal Commonwealth Fusion Systems, or CFS, an MIT spinoff seeking to commercialize fusion energy, said on Wednesday it closed more than $1.8 billion in funding. The Series B round, possibly one of the largest single rounds of financing raised by a Bay State company this year, was […]

Citi CEO Meets Trump on Fannie, Freddie Public Offerings

By Todd Gillespie and Catherine Lucey Citigroup Inc. Chief Executive Officer Jane Fraser met with President Donald Trump on Wednesday to pitch public stock offerings for mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Fraser met with Trump to discuss the bank’s possible involvement in monetizing the Federal National Mortgage Association and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., the firms that have been under government […]

Fed’s Cook Says Jobs Revisions Could Signal a ‘Turning Point’

By Maria Eloisa Capurro and Amara Omeokwe Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook called the July jobs report “concerning,” and said it could signal an inflection point for the US economy. “These revisions are somewhat typical of turning points,” Cook said Wednesday during a moderated discussion organized by the Boston Fed. Data published last week pointed to a sharp […]

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U.S. Real Estate Market Outlook 2026: Despite Economic Challenges, Commercial Real Estate Expected to Thrive

Boston Office Market Posts Strongest Leasing Quarter in Four Years: JLL

Alexandria Scraps Fenway Lab Conversion Plans

Google commits to buy 200MW from Mass. fusion company

Mass. launches $400M initiative to fund research amid ‘federal uncertainty’

Burlington-based KDP to buy Peet’s Coffee parent for $18B

Commonwealth Fusion to build world’s first commercial fusion plant

MIT-born Commonwealth Fusion Systems raises $1.8B to commercialize fusion energy

Citi CEO Meets Trump on Fannie, Freddie Public Offerings

Fed’s Cook Says Jobs Revisions Could Signal a ‘Turning Point’

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