Stories — September 2015
- Three More Hotels Now on the Market
- Easterly Puts Otay Mesa on ICE
- This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
- Here's How Sterling Bay and NAI Hiffman Keep Their Office Buildings Full
- Why Concord Could Be The Next Big Thing
- Historic Districts Don't Preserve Affordable Housing...Or Do They?
- Lenders Like Creative Office Too
- Hoffman Sells More Alexandria Assets
- Nation’s Triathlon!
- Breaking: CalPERS Plans to Invest $6.33B in Real Estate
- Go West, Young Man: Chinese Investors Are Coming for American Real Estate
- This Week's NY Deal Sheet
- Who Cares About the Market Troubles, Americans Are Still Shopping!
- Jamestown Puts Prime Peachtree Street Retail on Block
- The Waldorf-Astoria Has a Spy Problem
- Rendering Reveal: 37-Story Apartment Tower Underway in SoMa
- Ackerman Eyes 1M SF Spec in Braselton
- Blackstone and Fairstead JV Purchase $690M NYC Multifamily Portfolio
- Pentagon Centre Heads to Arlington County Board
- Monument Realty Plans 163-Unit Residential in Capitol Riverfront
- Bargain-Priced German Supermarkets Plot US Takeover
- RADCO Details Latest Buys
- Global Finance Tennis Players Square Off in First 'Finance Cup'
- Madonna!
- AEW Plans Creative Office Repositioning in El Segundo
- Johnson Development Announces New Houston Community
- Hedge Fund Agrees to Pay Record $300 Per SF in NYC (No, Seriously)
- Miracle Mile Apartments to Pay Homage to Historic Predecessor
- Solar Power is Slowly Making Its Way to Multifamily
- Peebles: No Risk of Real Estate Bubble