Top 10 Stories You Need to Read Today

Happy Tuesday, everyone. Here are 10 stories that should keep you in the know. 

1. Darden Restaurants' REIT spinoff, Four Corners, is fresh out of the oven and now trading on the NYSE. [GS]

2. Take note. Here are the top 5 performing REITs of Q3. [Bisnow]

3. There's a hot new mapping device (that snaps the inside of buildings) wanted by both Apple and Google. [Bisnow]

4. Here's what real estate icon Bill Rudin thinks about WeWork. [Bisnow]

5. The Fed's Rosengren thinks a CRE bubble is among us. [MW]

6. From students starting their own firm to only representing Starbucks, here are 10 real estate hotshots under 30. Those dang kids. [Bisnow]

7. Take a look at JDS's record-setting crazy-tall building set for Brooklyn. [Bisnow]

8. Is Miami now like a suburb of NYC? Vet broker Leonard Steinberg sure thinks so. [TRD]

9. Here's where each member of the Fed stands on raising interest rates. [MW]

10. Brooklyn's Navy Yards is a huge New York development. Here's the latest on the project. [TRD]

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