Marriott To Lay Off Over 600 Employees At Bethesda Headquarters

Marriott filed a notice indicating plans to lay off 673 corporate headquarters employees next month as it continues to lose money during the pandemic.

My New Normal: AECOM Senior Urban Planner Tatum Lau

Tatum Lau has found that pushing for ecological transformation in many ways makes more sense from a remote office than from a commercial building.

Morgan Stanley To Launch Major New Fund As Investors Eye Opportunities

Morgan Stanley has begun fundraising for its 10th global opportunity fund.

Morgan Stanley Raises €700M For Push Into Core European Property

Morgan Stanley’s new fund will target different real estate asset classes, with a focus on Western Europe.

Measure For $10B-Plus Tax Hike May Gain Traction With Stressed Local Governments

A USC study found that the Prop. 13 split roll could generate a tax windfall of $12.6B a year. Should California property owners bear the brunt of the tax?

‘There’s A Wave Coming’: CRE Debt Players Think May Will Be Worse Than April

Debt services were largely met in April, but May may be a different story.

Perseus Signs Corporate Housing Provider At Major NoMa Development

Churchill Living signed a 10-year lease for 104 units at the development previously known as Storey Park.

Modular Construction Can Save Time And Money, But It's Not 'A Magical Fix'

Prefab isn't “a magical fix” for the problems in the traditional construction industry, but it can sure help.

Manchester's Local Lockdown Is Hurting The Property Market

Confusion reigns in Manchester

More Businesses Are Selling Their Warehouses For Quick Liquidity

As warehouse prices rise and business certainty stays low, companies are seeking to monetize their industrial real estate.