Stories — July 2016
- DC Office Market Shifting In Landlords' Favor, Developers And Brokers Say
- SNC-Lavalin Sells Real Estate Management Business To Brookfield
- Zeller Realty Makes Its First Post-Recession Suburban Acquisition
- Foreign Buyers Are Backing Away From US Residential Properties
- Record Year For Building Permits In Nashville
- Toyota’s Financial Services Office In It For The Long Haul
- Perhaps It’s Not Too Late To Save Macy’s After All
- Port Covington Won't Get Any Money From The Feds
- This Week's London Deal Sheet
- Councillor Tony Page Opens Biscuit Tin Coffee Shop At Station Hill
- New York's Midwood Gobbling Up South Street Properties
- Google's Real Estate Appetite Shows No Signs Of Slowing Down
- Why Lone Tree Is A Retail Growth Corridor
- High Rents In Hippest Cities Forcing Millennials To Share Housing
- DFW High On Tech Talent, According To CBRE
- Uptown Project Is Latest On List Of Stalled Luxury Condos
- Publisher Of Rolling Stone Eyeing Up To 70k SF At Empire Stores
- Georgetown's Graham Hotel Sells For Near-Record Price
- Le White Party!
- 3 Hot Brooklyn Retail Corridors To Keep An Eye On
- Retail Revamp: Target Looks To Boost Sales With New Children’s Line
- Exclusive: L5 Investments' Michael Flaherty Talks Multifamily
- UniverSoul!
- Dick's Bags Two Denver Sports Authority Leases
- True North Commercial REIT Acquires Mississauga Office Buildings
- Bridgestone Comes To Former Hickory Hollow Sears Site
- TruAmerica’s Scottsdale Acquisition To Set The Multifamily Bar High
- Exclusive: How TxDOT And Texas Central Rail Are Kicking Northwest Houston Into High Speed
- North Broad Street Garage To Be Converted Into Apartments
- Apartments In East Hollywood Trade In 1031 Exchange