Reign Capital's latest acquisition in Jacksonville is part of a much larger deal with a telecommunications giant. Find out how this purchase fits into a nationwide strategy.

AT&T Inc. sold its Downtown property at 424 Pearl St. on Jan. 8 for $29.65 million to a New York private investment company.

A firm that specializes in adaptive reuse has acquired an eight-story downtown D.C. office from telecommunications giant AT&T ...

AT&T said on Friday it has secured $850 million through the sale-leaseback of its underused central office facilities that ...

Pioneering transaction monetizes properties with development potential, reduces operating expenses, and provides revenue ...

An AT&T property in downtown Greensboro — or at least a portion — appears to have a new owner in a privately held New York real-estate development and management firm.

AT&T sold 10 South Florida sites to Reign Capital for a combined $62.9 million, as part of $850M nationwide leaseback deal.

By selling properties and leasing them back, companies like AT&T can monetize real estate value and raise capital while ...

Reign Capital is taking ownership of dozens of facilities that house equipment for the telecommunications company’s outdated ...

The telecommunications giant sold 74 outdated properties while retaining control over any redevelopment plans.

AT&T will make lease payments to Reign Capital for the duration of the lease term and maintain exclusive operational control of space required for access to communications infrastructure in each ...