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The dominoes continue to topple in what may be the largest mortgage fraud case since the Great Recession.
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Kite Realty Group buys Retail Properties of America, beefing up its open-air retail.
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Michael Gove's decision cited embodied carbon as a reason for refusing planning consent to Marks & Spencer.
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Also this week, BXP closed a big office deal, Drawbridge launched renovations on a vacant L Street office building, Capitol Crossing landed a lease, and more.
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The maker of Argus also sold its appraisal business to Newmark in March as part of its pivot to become a pure-play tech firm.
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Hint: It's not Bushwick.
Sony Pictures Imageworks has moved into its fifth floor space at 725 Granville St, the first tenant at the new 290k SF office building.
Former Proskauer Rose and Wilson Sonsini DC managing partner and M&A lawyer Trevor Chaplick joins Greenberg Traurig, recruited by Mike Schaengold.
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Intu and Hammerson have been subject to renewed M&A speculation
GGP rejected a $14.8B offer from Brookfield last December.
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