Aetna Moving Corporate Headquarters To NYC

Aetna announced it will move its corporate HQ from Hartford, Connecticut to NYC.

U.S. Office Market Enters Slower, Stable Period Of Growth

Despite a slowdown in transaction volumes, the U.S. office market continues to grow, bolstered by a strengthening economy.

Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With Jamestown Properties CEO Matt Bronfman

Even though he leads one of the most successful redevelopment firms in the world, Matt Bronfman still tries to make it home in time for dinner with his family.

Downtown Napa Is An Opportunity Zone. How It Got That Way Remains A Touchy Subject

Much of downtown Napa is an opportunity zone.

The Pandemic Froze Demand For Office Proptech, But Reopening Is Creating A Surge In Adoption

Proptech companies such as Openpath, Eden, HqO, Jones and Arc that cater to the workplace are seeing a spike in demand amid the return to the office.

Flush With Cash And Skittish Over Stocks, Retail Investors Are Piling Into Crowdfunding

Main Street investors are helping to fuel record-shattering real estate sales across the U.S.

Black Spruce Sues CorpHousing Group For Nearly $1M In Unpaid Rent On Short-Term Rentals

The entity formerly known as CorpHousing Group allegedly skipped rent at 27 NYC apartment units.

LA City Council Members Call For Eviction, Rent Hike Moratorium As Price-Gouging Reports Emerge

Without immediate action, the city will see a second wave of disaster, the council members said.

As Life Sciences Chases Recovery, DFW Aims To Attract More Corporations And Capital

Life sciences companies like DFW because it offers easy access to utilities, an abundance of available land and less regulation than larger markets.

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