• Plano Snaps Up Another California Headquarters
• California Retail Closures Resulting In Thousands Of Lost Jobs
• UCSD Plan For Revamping The Hillcrest Medical Campus Includes A New Hospital
• China’s Sovereign Fund Bets On U.S. Real Estate With 16% Stake In New TPG REIT
• Sabra REIT Investors Vote To Block Care Capital Deal
• Foulger-Pratt Scraps Retail At Bethesda Multifamily Project
• Juice Bar Opening Three More Locations In Greater Charlotte
• Bridgeton Doubles Investment With Sale Of Mission District Office
• Mark IV Capital Breaks Ground On Round Rock Office, Hints At More North Austin Investments
• 5 Office Buildings Providing Great Transportation Programs For Tenants
• U.S. Census Troubles Threaten Future Real Estate Development
• Australian Developer Comes To Seattle For First West Coast Development
• Pardon Our Dust: 7 San Francisco Boutique Hotels Undergo Significant Renovations
• Seattle Is Nation's Second-Most Livable Big City
• Jared Kushner's Times Building Purchase Subject Of Russian Investigation Scrutiny
• The Olympics Are Notoriously Bad For Cities, But London 2012 Was A Huge Real Estate Success
• Oakland Appoints New Planning Director
• The Highest Concentration Of TMC Employees In Any ZIP Code Is Buoying Pearland
• MCA Realty Sells Brookhollow Freeway Showroom Center's Final Building For $3.3M
• Xinyuan Begins Work On Historic Queens Theater Redevelopment
• California Experiences Hotel Boom In First Half Of 2017
• LOIS WEISS: ​The Balance Of New York Renting Power Has Shifted
• Erewhon To Open Fourth Location In Santa Monica
• Griffith Plans More Apartments For Area West Of Uptown
• Higher Construction Costs Not Deterring Multifamily Developers
• Charlotte Shrinks As A Banking Hub
• Retailers Launch Test Robots To Prepare Customers' Online Orders
• Peak 10 CEO Chris Downie On $1.7B ViaWest Merger And The Future Of Data Centers
• MPV Tops Off Multiplex Anchor At RedStone Retail Project
• Morgan Stanley Has Raised $2.3B For A New Fund, Cementing Its Real Estate Comeback