Goldman’s Move Into BTR Lending Is A Boost For The Sector

Goldman's BTR lending foray is good news for the sector

Stuck In The Dirt: After Years Of Promises, Atlanta's Fabled Luxury Skyscraper Clouded In Mystery

No2 Opus Place is supposed to be the tallest residential tower in Atlanta. But shifting stories from a developer with an unsavory reputation have raised doubts.

Men And Women Agree CRE Is Becoming A Better Place For Women – Just Not On The Rate Of Progress

Women and men see progress for gender equality in commercial real estate, but they have different views on how much work lies ahead.

More Than A Century Later, The U.S. Still Doesn’t Have A National World War I Memorial In Washington

A century after World War I ended, there is still no memorial to those who fought and died in it.

People (And Dogs) Matter More Than Pricing To These Coworking Users

People matter more than pricing to coworking and flexible office space users

This Mall Couldn't Get J.C. Penney To Stick Around, Even For 3 Years Rent-Free

One mall in Michigan lost its last anchor retailer, a J.C. Penney, despite offering three years of free rent. The offer still stands for anyone else.

Wynn Resorts Pays $35.5M In Massachusetts Fines

Wynn Resorts paid a $35.5M fine to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission over how it and CEO Matthew Maddox handled #MeToo allegations against Steve Wynn.

More Developers Are Installing Stacked And Other Innovative Parking Systems To Meet LA's Growing Demand For Parking

More and more developers are installing stacked parking systems to meet LA's demand.

Montgomery County Councilman: Lack Of Job Growth Becoming A 'Crisis'

Montgomery County Council Member Hans Riemer and several developers agreed the county needs to spur job growth to help solve a series of challenges.

Manchester's Dilemma: Carbon Versus Growth

Manchester faces uphill struggle to match its green agenda and its growth agenda