Stories — June 2017
- China’s €12B Blackstone Buy Is About Foreign Policy And Owning E-Commerce
- Sears To Shutter At Least 66 More Stores This Year, On Top Of The Previously Announced 180
- From Dead Lots To Gold Mines, Retailers Are Reimagining Parking Lots
- Slower Toronto Investment Volumes In Q1
- Barclays Buys The Crossings At Jefferson Park For $69M
- Two Old Town Alexandria Office Conversion Projects Move Forward
- Cushman & Wakefield Hires 3 Capital Markets Brokers From CBRE
- Slate Office REIT Completes Acquisition Of Commerce West
- New Midwood Mixed-Use Project Gets $41.6M Construction Loan
- Google's Biggest Campus Ever Could Be In San Jose
- May Multifamily Rent Growth Reaches Six-Year Low
- Blackstone Group Making Solid Return With Lombard Apartment Sale
- Plenty Of Buyers For Phoenix Neighborhood Retail
- Citi Field-Adjacent Shopping Mall Project Gets Struck Down In Court
- Douglas Development Pitches Hotel In Mount Vernon Triangle
- Jersey City Tops Rental Growth In 10 Priciest Apartment Markets
- Jupiter-Area Seniors-Only Apartment Trades In Excess Of $200K/Unit
- A Quick Look At The Growing Grocers In North Texas
- San Francisco, San Jose Rents Down, Again
- Bulk Condos In Mesa Sell For $8.5M
- Tesla On The Hunt For New Factory Location
- Oakland CBD Office Vacancy Among The Lowest In Nation
- Work Starts On Major Mixed-Use On Tempe Town Lake
- Should Delaware Double Down On Its Business-Friendly Reputation?
- BOMA Launches Energy-Saving Challenge
- Bexar County Joins Mounting Lawsuits Against Texas' Controversial SB4, Houston May Soon Follow
- Austin’s Largest Office Leases Of 2017 So Far
- Construction Worker At Manhattan West Dies From 10-Story Fall
- Why Edison Properties Chose Adaptive Reuse For Ironside Newark
- 4 Reasons Not To Ignore Little Village