Challenges To Growing An Innovation Economy In Downtown San Diego Discussed

I.D.E.A. District co-founder Pete Garcia discusses challenges to creating an innovation economy in Downtown San Diego.

6 Noteworthy Adaptive Reuse Projects From Around The Country

From Brooklyn to Austin, these are six of the most noteworthy adaptive reuse projects in the country.

Strong Tech Occupancy Rates Have Investors Checking Into Silicon Valley Hospitality

Tech is not only driving demand for office, but also hotel occupancy in Silicon Valley.

The 10 Biggest D.C. Real Estate Stories Of 2017

The D.C. market had a busy year in 2017, celebrating the opening The Wharf, welcoming new office and retail tenants, and traversing major mergers and lawsuits.

To Compete With Walmart, Kohl’s Will Fill Empty Store Space With Grocers

Kohl’s will team up with food and convenience concepts to fill empty space in its downsized stores.

WeWork Signs Big Chelsea Lease With Eyes On Another Corporate Tenant

WeWork has signed a 122K SF lease in Chelsea near Greenwich Village for a space it is reportedly marketing to corporate tenants, like its recent Amazon deal.

5 Unanswered Questions From Sterling Bay's First Lincoln Yards Community Meeting

Residents seeking details on the Lincoln Yards redevelopment were left wanting at the first community meeting for the project.

Real Estate Money In Politics: Growing Distrust, 'An Explosion Of Demand' For Accountability

Anger at the intersection of money, development and local politics boiled over in New York with HQ2. Will the rest of the country follow suit?

Big Tech Layoffs Could Worsen Boston's Struggling Office Market

Hundreds of thousands of square feet have been made available for sublease from Boston tech companies that have begun consolidating their workforces.

This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet: More Major Office Refis Close

The biggest leases, sales and financing deals this week in New York City.