• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• The St. Regis Residences Breaks Ground In The Seaport
• Millennium Partners Is Finally Moving Forward With Winthrop Square Tower
• Tenant Demand, Limited Inventory Driving North Bay Industrial Market
• Real-Time Rendering Technology Is Transforming The Architectural Illustration Process
• Oxford Properties To Turn St. John's Terminal Into 1.3M SF, $2B Office Monolith
• D.C. CRE Leaders On The Lending Environment, Architecture Trends, PropTech And More
• City Manager Says El Segundo Is Not Ready For Housing Development
• Jones Day In Talks To Anchor MetLife's Planned Midtown Tower
• Emerging Technology Could Help Fill Healthcare Gaps
• The 'Silver Tsunami' Is Still At Least 5 Years Away: Here Are The Opportunities In Houston While You Wait
• Plans Revealed For Several Multifamily Developments In Outer Neighborhoods
• Amazon Wants You To Live In An Alexa-Powered House
• Houston CRE Is Cheering: Oil Prices May Jump To Near $100/Barrel Before Year-End
• Make A Date: May 2019 In Manchester Means The Birth Of A New U.K. Co-Living Sector
• Robots, High Ceilings And Flexibility Are What Tenants Want In Warehouses Of The Future
• San Francisco Remains Nation's Most Expensive City For Renters
• D.C. Office Market Posts Strong Q3 With Rising Demand, Slowing Construction
• New Brookfield And Frontier Development Could Uplift 'Underdog' Stanton In Orange County
• Workspaces That Promote Health, Wellness Can Save Companies Millions
• Britain’s Lehman Moment: How HBOS And RBS Lost £45B On Commercial Real Estate
• Bethesda-Based Condor Hospitality Trust Exploring Potential Sale
• TIAA’s Property Arm Thinks Zero Carbon Buildings Are Easier To Sell
• Report: Poll Finds Nearly Half Of Voters Oppose Prop. 10 Expanding Rent Control
• Spaces CEO Martijn Roordink On Expansion, The Crowded Coworking Landscape, WeWork And More
• How Serious Is South Manchester's Grade A Office Famine?
• The Property's Big Question: Who Will Run Manchester Council When Sir Richard Leese Steps Down?
• Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With Altus Group CEO Robert Courteau
• Almost Every Apartment Being Built In DFW And Houston Today Is Luxury
• Manhattan Office Leasing Hit A 4-Year High in Q3