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Crackdown On Unlicensed Cannabis Shops Triggers Alarm For Landlords
After D.C. opened up the legal market last year, it is now cracking down on unlicensed cannabis businesses, and their landlords may be held liable.
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After D.C. opened up the legal market last year, it is now cracking down on unlicensed cannabis businesses, and their landlords may be held liable.
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Ken Griffin’s hedge fund is taking over 500K SF in Brookfield Properties’ trophy building.
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This week in Houston real estate news.
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The brokerage’s global corporate headquarters will stay put in Dallas.
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Two Liberty Center sells, WMATA seeks development partner for mixed-use project, Georgetown BID President and CEO Joe Sternlieb stepping down and more.
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WeWork will operate 112K SF for Amazon in the Brookfield Properties-owned building under a sublease.
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InfinitSpace hired Andrea Pirrotti-Dranchak to helm its entrance to North America.
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The city's 10 largest schemes were already 66% leased as 2025 dawned.
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This week in Houston real estate news.
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Zero Empty Spaces has operated 33 locations across the country in an effort to revitalize vacant retail space in shopping centers.
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