Stories — September 2015
- New DC High-Rises Too Expensive for Most People
- Facebook Signs Lease at 191 N Wacker
- Thor Equities Acquiring Georgetown Hotel for $53M
- Video of the Day: Don’t Run from REITs Over Fed Rate Hike Fears
- New DC High-Rises Too Expensive for Most People
- Thor Equities Acquiring Georgetown Hotel for $53M
- After Multifamily, What’s Good?
- Dallas & Houston Job Markets in US Top 5 Metros
- Vornado Completes 1750 Pennsylvania Ave Sale for $182M
- Facebook Signs Lease at 191 N Wacker
- Cushman & Wakefield Organizes $526M 'Pioneering' Loan
- Report: Moratorium Won’t Help Affordable Housing Issues
- Cypressbrook Kicks Off 1,000-Unit Buying Spree
- Woodgrain Millwork Opening Distribution Facility in Baltimore
- 10 Stories You Need to Read Today
- Turner Impact Capital Comes to Florida
- New HQ for Utility Trailer Underway
- Investors Still Keen on South Florida
- Why Blackstone's $6B Buy Is a San Diego Homecoming
- Credit Suisse Ordered to Pay $287.5M Over Failed Loan Program
- These 4 Office Submarkets Will Benefit Most From New Transit
- Freddie Mac Announces Third Series of Small Balance Certificates
- Trammell Crow Signs on to NoMa Mixed-Use Complex
- Why It May Not Be Full Speed Ahead for Downtown Oakland's Renaissance
- Citigroup Chief Economist Warns: China's Poor Economy Could Cause Another Global Collapse
- Viceroy Hotel Group Planting LA HQ at RedBuilding
- Blackstone Buys 49% Stake in Market Square
- Dallas to Houston Bullet Train Could Attract More Tenants
- Parkside Partners Eyeing Two More Loft Office Projects
- 3 Multifamily Trends That Could Impact Your Bottom Line