Minority Owners Of The Plaza Hotel Sue Majority Owner For Trying To Sell To Third Party

Investors in the Plaza Hotel are suing the building's main owners, claiming they've been denied their right to buy it.

Chef’d Aims For Meal Kit To Be Standard Amenity In Office Space

Chef'd partners with Byte Foods to offer meal kits in office locations.

The Problem With Britain: The Graph That Explains Manchester's Economy

The bigger cities get, the poorer they get, new research shows Manchester Birmingham

San Francisco Mayor's Race: 3 Questions With Candidate Mark Leno

Bisnow asks San Francisco mayoral candidate Mark Leno about his plans for development and affordable housing.

McAlister's Is The Next National Chain Pushing Into Urban Neighborhoods

Smaller footprints, more reliance on omnichannel among changes suburban-centric eateries have to make to compete in cities.

Magic Money Tree: The Threat To The Big Infrastructure West Midlands Property Needs

A £125M overspend on early projects and lack of funding for others including HS2 and Midlands Metro endangers West Midlands infrastructure regeneration

Microhospitals Spread To The Suburbs, Fueled By Growing Populations

Microhospitals have grown in popularity as a way to more cost-effectively reach underserved patients in urban areas. Now, they are spreading to the suburbs.

Merge 56 Gets The Green Light From San Diego

Sea Breeze Properties gets approval to develop its mixed-use Merge 56.

Will Terminal 3 Be Dublin's Most Tempting Property Opportunity?

Government ministers hint that Terminal 3 at Dublin Airport could be an opportunity for the commercial property sector

Median Salaries At Some Of Real Estate’s Public Companies

Salaries at public real estate companies vary widely.