JBG Smith, PN Hoffman, MRP Among Finalists For 2-Acre Howard University Project

A list of eight finalists Howard University selected for the redevelopment of a 2.2-acre Georgia Avenue property include several of D.C.'s top developers.

As Office Market Evolves, Owners Must Adapt To New Changes

Post-recession, the U.S. office market has had a steady recovery. But in a world that offers co-working and nontraditional amenities, how will owners adapt?

Repeal Efforts Already Underway For Seattle's New Head Tax

A coalition of businesses, which calls itself No Tax On Jobs, began a campaign to overturn the head tax through a citizen referendum.

Skanska Buys Into Massive Tysons Development, Plans To Build Apartments And Retail

Skanska acquired 94K SF of land near the McLean Metro station, part of CityLine's Scotts Run development, where it plans to build about 350 units and retail.

Untapped Tech Capital And Real Estate Boost Boston's HQ2 Bid

As more tech talent and capital pour into Boston, experts argue there is still more than enough room to accommodate Amazon HQ2

Warehouse Tenants And Investors Look To Local Labor Pool To Determine Property Strength

As industrial property become more competitive, one factor has added to the challenge of having a successful fulfillment center: the labor pool.

Google And Microsoft Make A Big Push Into Grocery And Department Store Retail

Tech giants turn focus on to retail

Walmart Could Soon Become The Largest Health Insurer In The Country

Walmart may acquire Humana in order to expand its pharmaceutical business.

Largest Quarter Of Office Deliveries In D.C. History Pushes Up Vacancy, Increasing Pressure On Landlords

Over 2M SF of office space delivered in D.C. last quarter, pushing the city's vacancy rate up and forcing landlords to consider lowering rents.

Lost Track Of Dublin's Transport Schemes? Bisnow's Helpful Guide To The Property Headaches

Dublin's public transport proposals are causing property headaches