CHARLOTTE: Multifamily Mojo Still Working

Inside The Network Of JBG Alumni Working Together Across The D.C. Real Estate Industry

Former JBG Smith colleagues are now working on deals together at their new companies, including Greystar, Dweck Properties and Washington Property Co.

What To Expect When You're Expecting The Return of Working Moms: More Office Amenities For Women

Company leaders hope that amenities aimed at working mothers will bring back millions of female-held jobs lost during the pandemic.

More Women Are Working In Construction Than Ever Before, But It's Still Mostly A Man's World

The number of women in construction is higher than it has been, but the industry still has a long way to go. Women in the business say education can help.

Power Women: Nothing Slows Down Weitzman's Gretchen Miller. Working Harder And Smarter Is Her Secret Recipe

Meet Power Woman Gretchen Miller

Common Unveils Partnerships To Develop Multifamily Projects For Remote Workers Outside Biggest Markets

Co-living and multifamily operator Common has launched partnerships with developers in five cities to build Remote Work Hubs in a new form of placemaking.

'I Was Slow To Come To It': CEOs Resistant To Remote Work Now Embracing The Model Long-Term

Mark Wight was surprised when productivity went up after his employees began working from home. Now, he's committed to keeping the experiment going.

Where's the Moola?

‘Corporate Malfeasance’ Not To Consider HQ Move Out Of Bay Area Or NYC

Corporate relocations to the Sun Belt states are on the rise as C-suite execs evaluate the benefits.

What Do Chicago's Big Demographic Shift, Declining Population Mean For CRE?

The city has undergone a major demographic shift, losing poorer African Americans and gaining young, educated, mostly white workers.