Stories — November 2017
- Oyster Riot!
- Pearl Properties Downsizes Apartment Plan Amid Supply Influx
- Mapping The Growth Of Alternative Financing
- The Best Office Design In The World Means Nothing When Employees Work From Home
- Waymo/Uber Lawsuit Delayed To Review Allegations Of Spying
- 5 Joint Venture Projects Between D.C. Universities And Developers
- To Trigger Home Sales In Its Master Planned Community, This Developer Built A School
- Real Estate Investors Settling Into The Age Of Trump
- Bay Area’s Industrial Markets Heat Up During Q4 With Flurry Of Transactions
- Long Island City Leads Hotel Development Boom In The Outer Boroughs
- Brightline, Florida's Privately Run Train, Aims For December Launch
- HNA To End Shopping Spree? Firm Considers Sale Of U.S., Australian Assets
- Build Inc. Proposes New Residential Tower In Mid-Market
- Millions Of Workers Could Lose Jobs To Robots By 2030
- Singapore REIT Buys Hefty Helping Of U.S. Offices From KBS REIT
- Morgan Properties Continues Acquisition Spree With 2,800-Unit Maryland Portfolio
- Planning Commission Approves Trammell Crow Residential's Mixed-Use Housing Project In Mid-Market
- Hudson Yards Landlords Offer Major Concessions To Apartment Tenants
- 3L Real Estate To Spend Up To $20M Turning The Johnson Publishing Building Into Apartments
- GTA Condo Sales Hit Record In October As Home Prices Rise
- Ackerman, JV Partner Pursuing E-Commerce Targeted Warehouse Project In North Georgia
- Besen's Battle Of The Brokers: NYC's Hottest Submarket
- Austin ISD Sells Bulk Of Its Surplus Property
- Seven Leases Signed At Pembroke Pointe 880 Reflect Broward's Strong Office Market
- Bay Area Companies Make Big Plays For Larger HQs In 2017
- The Big Beasts Of The U.K. Listed Sector Have Performed Badly And It Could Get Worse
- Generation Avocado Toast Is Fueling This Growing $10B Segment Of Retail
- Shaw Project Lands $49M In Construction Financing After Court Dismisses Appeal
- Preylock Acquires Seven Fully Leased Office Buildings In Santa Clara
- It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas At These 5 Retail Districts