• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Google Parent Alphabet Considers Toronto Waterfront For Demo Smart City
• Keystone Property Group Refinances The Curtis For $173M
• Phillips Edison's $1B Transaction Creates Largest REIT Focused Solely On Grocery-Anchored Properties
• Contentious Air Rights Battles Are Leaving Commercial Projects Up In The Air
• Next-Generation Medical Office Design Emphasizes Efficiency And Aesthetics
• Activist Investor Who Wants To Cut P&G Jobs In Cincinnati Fails To Get Seat On Board
• ESPN To Open Production Space At Seaport District's Pier 17
• Oakmont Industrial Group Starts On 673K SF Of Industrial Spec
• From Rock Walls To Music Rooms: Amenities Are Top Selling Points At San Francisco Condo Complexes
• Wood Partners Moving Forward On Midtown Luxury Apartment
• French Insurance Giant AXA Plans To Put More Money In D.C. Real Estate
• NY Life, Finland Fund Enter JV To Build $1.2B U.S. Office Portfolio
• South Kensington Alert Shows Security Conundrum
• Self-Driving Shuttles Begin Testing On Downtown Detroit Streets
• Allen Center Pulls Back The Curtain On Renovations
• Airport Area Development Will Be The Largest Since 1999
• Oakland Office Opportunities Lie In City's 'Untapped Potential'
• Texas Craft Breweries Multiply By 990%
• Houston's Supercharged Industrial Market Taking Center Stage
• Bedford-Stuyvesant Multifamily Building On Fulton Street Moves Forward
• Co-Working For Corporate Employees Is Coming To Suburban Charlotte
• New Kids On The Block: Mount Vernon Triangle
• U.S. Office Vacancies Tighten, With Suburban Markets Seeing The Largest Decline
• Developer-Lender Lawsuit Calls Nature Of Air Rights Into Question
• Wine Country Fires Continue To Spread, Threaten New Communities
• Blackstone Leads CMBS Market, Secures The Most Single-Borrower Loans In 2017
• Mobile Robot Keeps Watch Over Pasco County Property
• Los Angeles Surpasses Manhattan As Largest Market In Nation For Deal Volume In First Half Of 2017
• In The Works: The Top 3 Developments Coming To Mount Vernon Triangle