Developer Q&A: JBG Smith Co-Chief Development Officer Brian Coulter

JBG Smith is the dominant landlord in Crystal City, and has begun moving forward on plans to revitalize the neighborhood with new retail and residential

Boston Is Booming, But Is HQ2 Going Overboard?

Boston heads into 2018 like an economic lion, but some aren't so sure Amazon HQ2 will help it roar.

Kevin Daniels Says Businesses Can Help Solve Seattle's Affordable Housing Crisis, But Not Through A Head Tax

Daniels Real Estate President Kevin Daniels addresses Seattle's head tax on the city’s top employers.

From DFW Airport To City Of Allen, 121 Corridor Is Booming

Development is booming along the 121 Corridor from DFW Airport to the City of Allen.

Greystar CEO Bob Faith On $4.6B EdR Acquisition And His Outlook For Multifamily

Greystar CEO Bob Faith discusses his view on student housing in the wake of the $4.6B EdR acquisition, plus his thoughts on Amazon HQ2 and Opportunity Zones.

Atlanta's Plans For Parks Over Highways Get National Attention

The Stitch, Dan Cathy's push for a Midtown park and Park Over 400 are being contemplated to give millennials more green space and Atlanta more tech talent draw.

Wall Street Celebrates Big Tech's AI Growth, But Concerns Bubble Under The Surface

Optimism emerged around Big Tech's AI spending following a strong first quarter. But some point to red flags hiding beneath the top-line numbers.

'Urban Doom Loop' Author Says Lack Of Computing Power Is Only Thing Holding Back Layoffs

Columbia Business School professor Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh said demand for AI continued to outstrip supply, holding back layoffs and leading to higher costs.

Data Center Land Deals Surged 141% In Q1, Warping The Market For Everyone Else

Roughly 30% of all spending on development sites in the first quarter went to data center land deals, up from about 19% in 2025.

AI Is Filling Office Towers. It's Also Likely To Empty Them

Tech firms' share of office leasing is at a decade high, but the same forces driving leasing today are already leading to cuts elsewhere, with more promised.