Manhattan Apartment Rents Dropped 11% Last Month

Listing inventory jumped to highs it never reached in the Great Financial Crisis.

Mall-To-Industrial Conversions Likely Will Be Less Than 1% Of Development Over Next Decade

Don't go all-in on the conversion of mall space to last-mile facilities.

Spatial Framework Brinkmanship Leaves Greater Manchester Plan In Doubt, But The City Presses On Regardless

Greater Manchester spatial framework further drama but City of Manchester presses on with its own strategy regardless

Making The Wrong Assumptions About Office Tenants Post-Pandemic Could Cost Landlords Time And Money

Touchless tools may not be worth the investment post-coronavirus.

The Ten-Minute City Can Work And We Will Build It, Says Allied London's Mike Ingall

Mike Ingall says local living is antidote to skyscraper development in post-COVID cities

More National Restaurant Brands Planning For Permanent Change In Diner Behavior

A growing number of national fast-food and restaurant chains are committing to design or business changes that incorporate COVID-19 precautions long-term.

Fight Over Miami Curfew Takes On Racial Tone, As Business Owners Blame Hip-Hop Culture

Miami Beach is set to vote Wednesday on whether to roll back alcohol serving times from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. in part of the city.

Atlanta Suburbs Eclipse The City As Region's Most Expensive Apartment Submarkets

Suburban Sandy Springs led the way in average apartment rents for all of Metro Atlanta as of January.

Burbank’s Next Megadevelopment Aims To Raise The Bar For Media Workspace

Though it was planned long before the pandemic, Avion Burbank's low profile and outdoor space make it an attractive lease in the era of social distancing.

Microsoft Buying Major Atlanta Site To Build Offices, Affordable Housing

The project could give a big boost to the city's goal of having more affordable housing.