Buildings Release A Staggering Amount Of Carbon Emissions. What Are Property Groups Doing About It?

Buildings are responsible for nearly 40% of U.S. carbon emissions. How can property firms help reduce that?

Powering NYC Skyscrapers With Renewable Energy Is Nearly Impossible. But Some Are Starting To Try

As more NYC landlords seek to cut greenhouse gas emissions, some are asking how to get clean energy in their buildings — and finding that it's not so simple.

Federal Government Looks To Sell 50-Acre Site In Boston Suburbs

The General Services Administration is auctioning off a piece of the former South Weymouth Naval Air Station, but a local agency opposes the move.

Multifamily Rent Stagnation In San Francisco Driving Capital To The East Bay

The East Bay is drawing the attention of multifamily developers, both for its own positive fundamentals and for its favorable comparison to San Francisco.

VC Funding Down, Leasing Up: The Data And Deals Behind The Rise Of UK Life Sciences Real Estate

Deals and leasings in H1 were ahead of the previous year.

Silverstein Raising $1.5B Office-To-Residential Conversion Fund

Silverstein Properties is seeking troubled Manhattan offices for conversion to residential — and $1.5B funding for the initiative.

Democrats Amp Up Investigation Into Kushner's White House Activities Before Fifth Avenue Bailout

Two congressional committees are seeking more information about whether Jared Kushner used his political influence to secure a bailout for 666 Fifth Ave.

Manhattan Office Market Shakes Off Summer Blues With Leasing Up 40% Over Last Year

More than 3.4M SF was leased in the borough in the month – a jump of nearly 8% from July.

KPMG Moving Headquarters To Manhattan West In Huge Consolidation

The Big Four firm's deal is for 450K SF.

Meet Bisnow's 48 Women Leading Real Estate In NYC

Bisnow is holding its women leading real estate event next week, honoring females who've advanced the industry through challenges times.