Stories — March 2018
- Ex-Uber CEO To Invest $150M In Startup Focused On Distressed Real Estate
- Whole Foods Opens Downtown Indy Store
- Waze Carpool Selects Washington For App's Official Launch
- Hidden Gem No More, Fort Worth's Multifamily Market Is Getting Brutal
- Data Center Investment Soars As Companies Increase Data Consumption
- Most Real Estate Chief Execs Are Complacent About Tech And Social Disruption
- Big Final Four Dollars Unlikely To Be Spent In Alamodome Neighborhood
- CBRE Reaches Settlement With Former Brokers Over Trade Secret Suit
- Northern Delaware's Christiana Mall Remains Resistant To Retail's Rough Patch
- Blackstone Co-Founder Peter Peterson Dies At 91
- Walmart Wins Legal Challenge To Build Liquor Stores In Texas
- Portman Pumping Big Renovation Bucks Into Its Downtown Restaurant
- High-End Student Housing Development Breaks Ground One Block From UTA
- Rampant Industrial Demand Will Keep Atlanta Developers Building
- New Michigan Avenue Apple Store Could Fetch $170M Bids
- This Alphabet-Backed Startup Wants Cities To Make Better Use Of Curbs
- Vacant Alexandria Office Building Being Converted Into 520-Unit Mixed-Use Project
- Top Developers, Activists Debate Contentious Appeal Process At Packed Council Hearing
- Boutique Office Building At 1760 Market St. Sells For $31.5M
- London’s Luxury Property Market Braces For Fallout Of Russian Spy Poisonings
- Texans Ride Into U.K. Industrials, Starting In The Midlands
- Google-Leased Building In Mountain View Sold For $170M
- Kushner Gets $200M Loan From Citigroup For Trump Bay Street In Jersey City
- The New Closers: Why KTGY's Jessica Musick Is One Of Commercial Real Estate's Next Market Leaders
- Toronto's Volatile Housing Market Affecting CRE In Unexpected Ways
- Construction Underway At CIM Group Apartment Complex At Jack London Square
- Kaegi Defeats Berrios In Cook County Assessor's Race
- Fairfax County Approves Plan To Bring Up To 18,000 Units, 8M SF Commercial Development To Richmond Highway
- Dublin City Planners Reject Ronan High-Rise Tower
- D.C. Region Widely Seen As Favorite For HQ2, But Local Officials Are Ignoring The Hype