Top 10 Stories You Need to Read Today

Since it's Monday, we decided to round up the top 10 stories from today and over the past weekend.

1. Port Authority will be developing its Lincoln Tunnel on-ramp retail and residential space itself. [TRD]

2. Port Authority has a lot on its mind, since the World Trade Centers Association is suing it over gift shop teddy bear merchandise logos. [TRD]

3. The first Chinese-endorsed high-speed railway will be laying tracks in the American Southwest. [Bisnow]

4. Affordable housing is only going to be seeing darker days, Harvard research reports. [Bisnow]

5. Annaly is financing the Blackstone and Fairstead purchase from the Caiola family with a $592M loan. [TRD]

6. Are office condos the new thing for smaller to midsized firms? [WSJ]

7. It's true, retailers, people love a good deal. [GS]

8. Great news for some. The hotel sector continues to be climbing to record levels. [GS]

9. Expect lower real estate returns, Deutsche Bank warns. [Bisnow]

10. Can office employment ratings evaluate property market performance? [NREI]

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