Stories — February 2018
- Investors Are Spending Big Bucks For A Piece Of Silicon Valley Office
- Midwest Retail Is Using Customer Data, Past Mistakes To Future-Proof Itself
- Shoo, Vultures! Florida Won’t Have Another ‘Bloodbath,’ Developers Insist
- Survey: People Will Spend More At Retailers With Nice Restrooms
- Massive 65-Acre Metropica Is Just One Symbol Of Booming West Broward
- Tech Experts Warn Of AI's Dangers As It Revolutionizes Driving, Data And Life
- A Tour Of Historically Black Neighborhoods: Preserving The Past And Embracing The Future
- Harlem's 125th Street Grapples With History Amid Retail Transformation
- West Midlands Shoppers: Depressed And Sitting On The Toilet
- Macy’s Selling Another Union Square Building
- Foreign Investors Turn To Student Housing Projects For Safety
- Fannie Mae Signs 850K SF Lease To Anchor Boston Properties' Reston Gateway Project
- Hunt Southwest Planning To Open A Cold One In Fort Worth
- Why Boston’s Development Boom Hasn't Taken Off In Roxbury
- GSA Won't Say Whether Trump Intervened In FBI HQ Decision In Heated Senate Hearing
- How Entrepreneurs Are Driving The Detroit Renaissance
- Department Stores Celebrate Wins While Mall REITs Continue To Slump
- The Queensway's House Of Lancaster Demolished
- Post Presidents Club, Real Estate Firms Prepare For Undercover Journalists At Annual Cannes Jamboree
- WeWork Signs Full-Building Lease A Block From Its Chelsea HQ
- Orf: PRS Buyers Are Not Considering The 'Existential Risk' Of Jeremy Corbyn
- As New Inventory Slows, San Francisco Condo Pricing Rising
- HFF Announces $170M Refinancing Of 901 Fifth Ave. Building
- 5 Economic Trends Impacting Commercial Real Estate In 2018
- Dexter Yard Opening In South Lake Union In Late 2020
- Lower Reimbursements, Higher Construction Costs Preventing Some Doctors From Moving
- Hines Snaps Up €165M Dublin Retail-Led Asset
- Bahrain Sovereign Wealth Fund, Sentinel Snap Up Lenovo Enterprise Campus
- King Of Prussia To Get New Hotel, Office And Apartment Buildings
- Maryland-Commissioned Study Says Amazon HQ2 Could Spur $17B In Economic Activity