Stories — April 2018
- Forest City Lands First Soft Goods Retailers At Ballston Quarter
- With Jones Plaza And Bagby Street Redevelopment, Theater District Kicks Off Major Master Plan
- Legoland's Immersive Castle Hotel Opens Friday
- Columbia Property Trust Completes Re-Leasing Activities At 650 California
- New Jersey Developer Has A Plan To Redevelop AT&T's Vacant Hoffman Estates Campus
- Can The New Tax Law Help Craft Breweries Continue Their Momentum?
- U.S. Billionaire Makes £600M Bid To Buy Wembley Stadium
- Boston Properties To Acquire Santa Monica Business Park For $616M
- To Solve The Affordable Housing Crisis, Cities Will Need More Than Federal Tax Credits
- The Bar Test: Building Features Renters Insist On But Won't Pay More For
- Why Pop-Up Restaurants On Wheels Could Be A Boon To The Retail Sector
- Builders, Developers Focus On Ways To Save Costs, Build More Housing Units In Oakland, Bay Area
- Redevelopment Can Bring New Jersey's Outdated Areas Into The 21st Century
- South Florida's Land-Constrained Industrial Market Soaring To Record Prices
- DFW's Suburbs Could Be An Affordable Housing-Done-Right Test
- Pandora Bringing 250 More Jobs To Atlanta, But Where They'll Land Is Still A Mystery
- Old Navy Adding 60 New Stores, Remodeling 150 More This Year
- $12B-Plus E-Commerce Acquisition May Be Walmart's Most Expensive M&A Deal Ever
- Should Developers Prepare For A Lurch To The Left In Next Week's London Elections?
- An $18B Rent Bill, A $934M Loss, But WeWork’s Membership And Occupancy Is Growing
- SL Green Bags Another Major Law Firm For One Vanderbilt
- Capitalization Process Begins On Koda Condominiums
- The Real Estate Industry Needs The U.S. Trade Deficit Trump Hates
- Luxury Co-Working Concept To Make U.S. Debut At Posh Atlanta Shopping Center
- Government Forces U-Turn: There Will Be A West Midlands Spatial Plan After All
- 2018's Early Retail Bloodbath Tightens The Debt Flow
- Texas City Shopping Center Getting Redeveloped, New Tenants
- Dublin’s Investment Market Got Off To A Flyer — Here Are The Deals That Drove It
- South Florida Town Seeks Developers For Mixed-Use Master Plan
- Another Law Firm Moves To The CBD