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A new report from Cushman & Wakefield projects 300 food halls will be open across the U.S. by 2020.
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With 30 brands under its belt post-Starwood merger, Marriott now has to figure out how to maintain a distinct identity for each one.
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Casinos have opened rapidly in Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland since states changed their gaming laws.
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With D.C. legalizing sports betting, everyone from independent entrepreneurs to top D.C. restaurant owners to MGM is looking to get in on the action.
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Port Covington's choosing its office leasing agent is a good chance to remind ourselves of everything happening with the biggest project in Baltimore.
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Compound Asset Management is pooling money from investors to purchase stocks that have dropped dramatically, with a focus on the hospitality sector.
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Voters in six Chicago suburbs approved the sale of recreational cannabis, part of a national movement that increasingly sees the product as a development tool.
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CRE professionals have warmed up to remote work, but many still want the choice to return to the office.
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These were the top deals in Boston during the last week.
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Transwestern President Tom Lawyer said the company's three recent acquisitions were years in the making, but others might be on the way.
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