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Even Dunwoody Station, despite opening of State Farm, saw ridership declines.
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Brookhaven Mayor John Arthur Ernst Jr. called for schools to be more flexible with start times.
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S.F. has experienced losses in multifamily prices, while Sacramento has gained.
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Total Bay Area transit ridership dropped from about 40 million in January 2020 to just over 5 million in April.
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San Jose approves Google’s Downtown West project, paving the way for a new campus and mixed-use development and $200M in community benefits.
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The redevelopment will include hundreds of new apartments, some of which will be set aside for low-income renters.
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Issues with Denver’s Regional Transportation District are raising concerns about the future of the metro area’s transit-oriented development programs.
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Cheaper debt and rising valuations are spurring mergers and acquisitions, with brokerages competing to acquire service-focused businesses or pick up rivals.
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Michael Morris, the new head of Cresa's data center business, said the firm already has a gigawatt worth of transactions underway.
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The purchase of Dallas-based Fischer expands Cresa's portfolio management business and access to its proprietary software.
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