• Publisher Signs 90K SF Office Expansion On Fifth Avenue
• Top Retail REITs Defy Perception, Report Strong Earnings And Leasing Activity
• After Dramatic 10-Hour Hearing, Texas State Finance Committee Approves Property Tax Reform Bill SB2
• Fed Raises Interest Rates
• Harlem Bus Depot To Be Redeveloped As Part Of New York's $1.3B Affordable Housing Plan
• Four Trends To Watch In Capital Markets For 2017
• Piedmont Under Contract To Sell NASA HQ Building To Korean Investors For $360M
• Frisco Planning & Zoning Approves 500 Apartments
• 4 Reasons Not To Ignore Bronzeville
• These Bay Area Neighborhoods Are Best For Families
• New Jersey's Biggest Office, Residential, Retail Drivers For 2017
• The Dirty Secret That's Making Major Construction More Expensive
• New York Firms, Foreign Capital Have Supercharged New Jersey Investment Sales
• Zar Property Buying Out Nassimi Stake In Two SoHo Buildings
• Former Greystar Exec Sees Huge Potential In Wild West Mexico City Apartment Market
• How Bay Area Building Owners Can Profit From Home-Sharing
• Historically Designated Rittenhouse Building To Be Demolished For Multifamily Tower
• Besen Is Bullish On This N.O.I. — That's Neighborhood Of Interest Astoria, Queens
• Crescent Heights Adding To Lakeshore East Apartment Holdings
• Beach Bans On Alcohol Are Hurting Hotels During Spring Break
• Multifamily And Industrial Owners Swap High-Maintenance Properties For More Laid-Back Investments
• How A Chicago Brokerage Firm Turned Competition Into Collaboration
• No Longer Just A Ballpark: Fenway Is Boston's Hottest Neighborhood
• Captain D's Restaurant Chain Accelerates Openings In Five States
• Old Main Post Office Owner Facing Loan Deadline On Neighboring Building
• This Week's NY Deal Sheet
• Canadian Competitor Hudson’s Bay Is Thinking About Buying Neiman Marcus
• Apartment Investors Flooding Atlanta From Pricey Gateway Cities
• CPPIB Partners With Ivanhoé Cambridge On Southeast Asia Logistics Ventures
• Hotel Owner Xenia Mulls Nashville As Market For Expansion