• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Appeals Court Blocks Dupont Circle Mixed-Use Project After Construction Has Already Begun
• Los Angeles Had Nation's Largest Increase In Construction Costs In 2017
• BIDding War: At Least 5 New BIDs In The Works Across D.C.
• Deep-Pocketed Suitors Blackstone Group, Brookfield And Starwood Also Taking Hard Look At LaSalle Hotels
• New Investment Firm Founded By Heavy Hitters Makes First Real Estate Acquisition In South Loop
• The LA Deal Sheet
• Willows At Printers Park Sells For $41M
• First Quarter Investment Slumps As Big Trophy Sales Are Pulled
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Carl Dranoff To Sell All His Philly-Area Apartments To Denver Buyer
• Uber-Manc: Can The Car Hire App Really Change A City?
• It's Still Not Clear What The Best Way To Design An Office Is
• SEC Investigating Guggenheim Partners’ Asset Management Unit Over Real Estate Transactions
• CalPERS Setting Up $1.5B Infrastructure Fund After Enjoying Double-Digit Returns In Sector
• Amazon Books To Add Third Bay Area Location
• Philly Downtown Offices Experiencing Rise In Rents, Vacancies As Experts Debate Market's Health
• Starwood Is Profiting From Roma’s Barca-Beating Champions League Heroics
• Turnkey Office Provider Un[CO]mmon Opens Oakland Office
• Gerber Moving Headquarters From New Jersey To Rosslyn
• Y'all Come Back Now: Texas Hospitality Sector Taking Off
• Industrial Outdoor Ventures Rolls Into Denver With Two Acquisitions
• Kiddar Capital To Move Headquarters Into $160M Falls Church Mixed-Use Project
• Back To The 1990s? The Speciality Shopping Mall Is Returning To Birmingham, Manchester
• Greater Philadelphia's Industrial Market Refuses To Slow Down
• A New Model: The Inside Story Of WeWork’s £580M London Megadeal
• MGA Entertainment CEO Submits $890M Bid To Keep Toys R Us Stores Open
• Mayor Turner Announces $15M To Improve City's Bike Network
• Pebblebrook Ups Its Offer To Buy LaSalle After Hotel REIT Rejected First Bid
• Deborah Ratner Salzberg On Amazon HQ2 Ballston And The Mid-Atlantic Market