Meta Inks Massive Sunnyvale Lease In First Deal Since Rebranding From Facebook

The lease is tops for private sector deals in 2021, according to Tishman Speyer.

Tenants Brace For Eviction Flood Following End Of CDC Eviction Moratorium, While Landlords Stress Relief Options

The CDC eviction moratorium's expiration on Friday has tenant advocates fearing a mass eviction event, but landlord groups don't foresee any issues.

Iconic Developer Milt Peterson, Who Transformed D.C. Suburbs, Dies At 85

Milt Peterson developed in the D.C. area for more than 55 years, building large-scale projects from National Harbor to Downtown Silver Spring to Fair Lakes.

Construction Begins On Mission Rock’s Iconic Mixed-Use Tower

Construction has begun on Phase 1, Building A, designed by MVRDV, of the S.F. Giants Mission Rock master-planned development on the waterfront.

Connectivity Goes From Luxury To Necessity For Multifamily Developers

From market-rate to affordable, multifamily developers say that tech amenities previously thought of as luxuries are becoming necessities.

Mixed-Use Projects Around Sports Stadiums Have Security Blanket Through Pandemic Uncertainty

Mixed-use developments around sports stadiums have proven their usefulness to both the teams and their partner businesses through the pandemic.

Semiconductor Maker Opening 93K SF Design Center In Atlanta

Micron will start to occupy the space next month and plans to work closely with the city's universities.

Millions Raised In Seconds: Online Syndication Is Sponsors' New Go-To Equity Strategy

In 2020, deal sponsors flocked to online equity raising and found that it can be a faster way to capitalize projects with more control.

As New Eviction Moratorium Is Ushered In, Frustrated Landlords Are Still Waiting For Rental Assistance

As the new CDC eviction moratorium takes effect, landlords are still waiting on rental assistance.

Brookhaven Apartments Sell For More Than $140M

CGI+ is betting on a 4% rent growth each year for the next few years on the properties.