These Are The Deals That Told Us The Last Crisis Was Receding

The deals that said "this is going to be OK."

Demand Has Dipped In Dense R-B Corridor, But Its Mix Of Uses Has Blunted COVID Impacts

Leaders from the Rosslyn BID, Ballston BID, Brookfield, Monday Properties, Shooshan Cos. and Jefferson Apartment Group discuss the R-B Corridor's recovery.

Word On The Street: Belk Owner Sycamore Partners Could Buy JCPenney, Merge Them

Will the owner of Belk become J.C. Penney Co.'s new owner?

D.C. Mayor's Public Drinking Proposal Could Help Restaurants Recover, But Some Have Concerns

The proposal would allow public alcohol consumption on mixed-use properties like The Wharf, CityCenterDC and Washington Harbour.

Apartment Developers Compete For Tenants In D.C.'s Supply-Heavy Waterfront Market

D.C.'s Southeast and Southwest waterfronts lead the region in new apartment deliveries, and developers are increasing concessions in the face of rising vacancy.

CRE Players Push Back On Proposed Transfer Tax Change

Contributions in opposition to Prop. I have totaled almost $5M since it hit the ballot over the summer.

California Rent Control Measure Fails, Landmark Prop. 15 CRE Tax Reform Remains Too Close To Call

California voters reject Proposition 21, while Proposition 15 is too close to call.

SoMa: Jewel At The Heart Of S.F.’s Recovery

SoMa on the way to recovery with major mixed-use projects like 5M and Flower Mart being delivered. Housing and transportation are crucial aspects of recovery.

These 5 Deals Helped UK Life Sciences Real Estate To A Record Year

U.S. life sciences real estate is bigger, but the UK is growing faster.

Long Island City Is The Land Of Opportunity For NYC's Upstart Life Sciences Industry

New York City's life sciences sector is small compared to Boston and Cambridge — but one Queens neighborhood is giving NYC's industry a competitive edge.