Stories — February 2018
- Coming Soon: Amazon's Own Delivery Service
- Atlanta Data Center Activity Poised For Takeoff In 2018
- The Key Challenge For Portland Multifamily: Affordability
- Elevated Pricing, Shaky Fundamentals Have Some Investors Shying Away From D.C.
- WeWork Views Dublin As Next Step In World Domination
- Google Keeps Expanding In New York With Unique Pier 57 Deal
- Uber, Waymo Hit The Brakes On Courtroom Battle With Settlement
- Facebook Could Be Moving To One Of Dublin's Most Affluent Neighbourhoods
- Law Firm Baker Botts Leases 103K SF At Meridian's Anthem Row
- 'Dog Tap House' Poised To Open In Tigard
- Everybody Wants A Hibernia Office: REIT Reports Low Vacancy Rate
- Greenstone, Crescent Takes First Steps With 14th & Spring Project
- MG Properties Makes Further Foray Into Greater Portland Multifamily
- MassMutual Latest Company To Ditch Connecticut For Massachusetts
- Hotel Deals Dropped In 2017 In Spite Of Unconventional Deals
- Cadillac Fairview Launches Olympic Lounges Across Canada
- 4 North American Cities Whose Olympic Bids Flamed Out
- Arby's Makes Meaty Deal At Three Glenlake
- 4 Ways The Art Of Placemaking Has Evolved In 4 Decades
- 120 Student Beds Could Be Coming To Dublin 2
- Why Til Hazel Has 'Serious Concerns' About Tysons
- In Dallas, David And Goliath Are Next-Door Neighbors
- Housing On Merit's Jennifer Litwak: 'We're Trying To Fill A Need That Is Going Completely Unaddressed'
- Kilroy Realty Corp. Brings AI To California Offices To Improve Energy Use
- Liqid Relocates To Interlocken
- 432 Park Hits $2B in Condo Sales
- Work.Life = Manchester.Office
- For Fresh Ideas, Head To The Innovation Lab
- DataBank And Georgia Tech Team Up To Develop New Data Center In Atlanta's Technology Square
- Monumental Sports To Launch $40M Renovation Of Capital One Arena