Miami Beach Trying To Shed Hard-Partying Reputation, But Businesses Are Pushing Back

Miami Beach is grappling with a reputation for raunchiness.

Prepare For A Second Wave (Of Manchester Speculative Office Development)

English Cities Fund prepares for Salford speculative office development

D.C. Selects Developers For 816-Unit Project To Replace Abandoned Middle School

A development team led by Gragg Cardona Partners was selected to build a mix of apartments, condos, townhouses and retail on the 15-acre Benning Road SE site.

Mayor Lightfoot Eases Restaurant Restrictions, But Cold Weather Ahead Could Still Lead To A COVID-19 Surge

The mayor will allow bars to serve alcohol indoors, and boost the number of patrons allowed in restaurants, but cold weather could still cause a surge.

Losses Mount For Hotel Owners Burning Through Cash As Recovery Slows

Hotel REITs and brand giants are still losing tens of millions of dollars every month, and they saw demand growth slow in July amid a rise in COVID-19 cases.

'People Are Starting To Move Again': D.C.'s Apartment Market Shows Signs Of Recovery

The D.C.-area apartment market in Q1 experienced rising absorption and falling vacancy compared to the previous quarter, but rents have yet to recover.

Microsoft Continues Northern Virginia Expansion With 180K SF Rosslyn Lease

Tishman Speyer landed Microsoft at its 1300 Wilson Blvd. office building in Rosslyn, less than a year after the tech giant signed a major lease in Reston.

CIM Group Changes Tack On Gulch Master Plan

Significant work on the Gulch may not start until 2021.

There Will Be More Tasty Shed Deals From The Food Box Bonanza

Meal-in-a box subscription retail expands rapidly ahead of potential winter lockdown.

Motley Fool Founders Talk CRE Investment, Retail Apocalypse And The Fate Of Capitalism

The general consensus that real estate has been hit hard means that the public may be undervaluing the stock of CRE owners with strong balance sheets.