Why Atlanta Has Become The U.S. Capital Of Eviction Filings

Experts say a rising tide of increasing rents, a lack of renter protection and a cultural shift to not paying rent has led to an onslaught of evictions.

Blackstone Names New BREIT CEO To Replace Executive Killed In Mass Shooting

Katie Keenan was appointed CEO at BREIT after Wesley LePatner was killed in a shooting at Blackstone's headquarters in July.

The Krog District Sold To Local Investors: The Atlanta Deal Sheet

The $210M sale included the popular Krog Street Market.

Is AT&T's Exit The Blow That Kills The Downtown Dallas Office Market?

The future of Whitacre Tower and the AT&T Discovery District are up in the air after the telecommunications titan announced its plan to move to Plano.

LYNX Light Rail: How Far It Has Come, How Far It Is Going

Plans are in place to enhance Charlotte's transit system, including LYNX Blue Line Extension, Gateway Station, Gold Line Streetcar Phase II and Silver Line.

Central Perimeter Bracing For More Congestion To Follow Employment Boom

Planners in the area are already working on ways to address congestion through 2018, especially as 77% of Central Perimeter workers now use cars to commute.

Oakland’s Growing Pains Could Stifle Future Development

Oakland is undergoing one of the most robust development cycles in its history, but growing pains could have negative long-term ramifications.

Too Much Of A Good Thing: Landlords Say Coworking Is Best In Moderation

Any more than 40% of a building with coworking tenants, and investors may sour on its value.

Pandemic Prompting CRE Investors Into Flights To Creditworthiness, Safety

Sinking Treasury rates are also causing some investors to scrap pending loans for better rates.

Chamblee's Whole Foods Center Bought By TA Realty: The Atlanta Deal Sheet

The sale represents a nearly 18% decrease in the sale price from eight years ago.