• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Two Apartment Investors Vying For Limited Affordable Supply
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Speaker Spotlight: Adam Robinson
• Hotel Market Has Surpassed 2007 Indicators Now That Portland Is ‘One Of The Cool Kids’
• San Jose CRE Expanding Thanks To Tech Companies
• Low Inflation May Keep Fed From Raising Rates Until Late This Year
• Rockefeller's On Washington Is Back To Rockin', So Don't Bother Knockin', Come On In
• MRP Buys H Street Site, Plans 112-Unit Mixed-Use
• WTC 2.0: Bisnow’s Breakdown Of The New World Trade Center Complex
• MWAA Moving From DCA TO USAA Building In Crystal City
• Thermo Fisher Scientific Takes New Digs In Waltham
• UTC And Torrey Pines Office Buildings Get New Life As Lab Space To Meet Growth In Life Sciences Sector
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Two Towers To Go Up In Koreatown
• Amazon Property Launches Exclusive Park Crescent Development
• The Arboretum Is Stepping Up Its Venue Game
• John Lewis Advances Omnichannel Strategy With Magna 3 Facility
• The Calm Of The Summer Is Over For Investors—Volatility Is On The Horizon
• 421-a's Gone, So Affordable Housing's Getting Creative
• Discussions On Ending Fannie And Freddie Limbo Persist
• Ariel Reports: Slowing Submarkets Not A Cause For Concern
• Coastal Commission Votes Down Newport Banning Ranch Development
• Savills Sells 33 Gracechurch In The City Of London
• After An Uncharacteristicly Poor Year, World’s Largest Hedge Fund Raises New Cash
• Chicago Is Highly Desired By Middle Eastern Investors
• C&W: Economic Growth Has Been Resilient This Year Despite Declining Global Demand
• Honoring John Eulich
• Frisco To Become Next Asian Foodie Destination
• Scoop: Brian Tucker, John Dragelin Also Leaving Cushman & Wakefield For JLL