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.

Ernie Jarvis, Matt Kelly Among D.C. Real Estate Leaders Honored With CREBA Awards

CREBA last week gave virtual awards to four individuals and to seven top transactions closed last year in the D.C. region.

Meridian Lands 2 Big Office Tenants At Renovated Dupont Circle Building

A new rooftop amenity space helped Meridian land two tenants totaling over 180K SF at its 1333 New Hampshire Ave. NW building.

No Place Like Home: To Draw Workers Back, Designers Making Offices Look More Like Living Rooms

Executives from FOX Architects, Hickok Cole, DCS Design and Gensler discussed ways they are redesigning offices to make them more appealing to workers.

'We Just Can't Rely On Altruism': The Hunt For Profits In Sustainable Investing

Pressure is on for the industry to meet new regulatory requirements.

Office REITs See Financials, Fundamentals Improving Under Hybrid Work Cloud

Despite improvements to the market, the existential shift in the workplace leaves uncertainty in its wake.

Investors Are Still Down On Office Owners, While REITs Benefiting From Digital Economy Have Soared

A new Nareit report sheds light on how the stock market has valued various commercial real estate sectors, and how they are positioned heading into 2022.

CREBA Awards Returns In Person To Honor D.C.'s Top Brokers

Those receiving top honors included Stream Realty's Andy Eichberg, Brookfield Properties' Greg Meyer and Cushman & Wakefield's Laurie McMahon.

BXP Sees Slowdown In Tech And Life Sciences Leasing

The REIT said most of its leasing in Q3 came from finance and professional services firms.

Sale-Leaseback Dollar Volume Drops By Half In Q3

Industrial and life sciences deals were common among sale-leaseback transactions in Q3.