WeWork’s New Normal: Trying To Fill The Huge Spaces From Its Pre-IPO Leasing Binge
WeWork signed eight D.C. leases totaling over 550K SF in the months leading up to its failed IPO attempt, and now it must find companies to fill the spaces.
WeWork signed eight D.C. leases totaling over 550K SF in the months leading up to its failed IPO attempt, and now it must find companies to fill the spaces.
Stories involving Amazon, WeWork, opportunity zones, housing affordability and the World Series defined 2019 for the D.C. real estate industry.
The best and brightest women in UK real estate in 2019
A mega industrial spec development is underway in Denton paving the way for future expansion.
Chase Tower in Downtown Dallas keeps a mega law firm in place, while a 7-Eleven in McKinney finds a new owner. All of this and more in this week's Deal Sheet.
Billingsley Co.'s Cypress Waters development secures four new tenants despite the coronavirus scare.
Redeveloped retail development attracts office client who absorbs more than 30K SF.
Another spec industrial magadevelopment breaks ground in the Dallas suburb of Mesquite.
Fort Worth nabs relocating Southern California company.
The nontraded REIT sector, led by Blackstone and Starwood, is on track to raise $35B this year, leading to big deals in the industrial and multifamily markets.
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