Stories — October 2016
- Nashville: Largest Development Pipeline And Tightest Office Market
- Development Team Breaks Ground On 99-Unit Affordable Housing Project
- Judge Dismisses Marriott Marquis Lawsuit
- Specht Sells Part Of Beaverton Creek For $51M
- Trump Taj Mahal In Atlantic City Finally Closes
- The Austin Deal Sheet
- Nashville Tops List For Most Expensive Hotel Stays
- New Look At Proposed Burbank Town Center
- US Economy To Benefit As Oldest Millennials Reach Age 35
- CMT Building Trades For $17M
- This Week's NY Deal Sheet
- Portland Art Museum Plans Major Expansion
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Firm Capital Purchases Interest In Thickson Place Retail Centre
- San Diego Port Board To Consider Commitment To Selected Seaport Village Team
- The VC That Helped Fund Facebook And LinkedIn Raises $1B For Its Newest Fund
- Office Absorption Tilts Toward Suburbs In Q3
- San Diego Scores California League Of Cities Helen Putnam Award
- Millennial Tenants Reinventing Oakland Office Space
- Scenes From ICSC's #TexConf
- What Can Borrowers Expect Post-Brexit?
- This Week's LA Deal Sheet
- This Tech May Become A Student Housing Staple
- Building Design Company Expands With New London Office
- Declining US Corporate Earnings, Volatility In Europe Could Make For A Bumpy End Of Year
- Rapid Reaction: Economists Weigh In On September 2016 Job Gains
- Co-Living Provider Common Opening First DC Location In Shaw
- The Forgotten History Of Chicago Supertalls: 3 Fun Facts About Aqua Tower
- ITT Technical Institute Puts 30 Former Campuses On The Market
- Market Projections Looking Good For Orange County