• MARTA Demand Driving Record-Breaking Rents
• More Developers, Investors Turning To Parking As An Industrial Product Type
• Boston Mayor Against Unchecked Airbnb Rentals In Owner-Occupied Units
• High Street Collapses Put West Midlands Retail Schemes At Risk
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Orchard Partners Finalizes 31K SF Lease At Its Milpitas R&D/Office Campus
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Rezoning Application Calls For Up To 100 Units On Site Of NoMa Rowhouses
• Newmark Buying RKF To Form New Retail Brokerage, Newmark RKF
• High Land Prices An Obstacle For SoCal Memory Care Developers
• Can Birmingham And Wolverhampton Make This Week's Channel 4 Cut?
• Hub 25 Sells For $74M
• Tito Jackson Pivots From City Hall To The Medical Marijuana C-Suite
• Swisslog Makes Move To Interpark
• Dean & DeLuca Closes Dozens Of Stores As It Allegedly Struggles To Pay Its Bills
• Boardrooms Are Beginning To Morph Into 'Client Collaboration Spaces'
• ICSC’s Diversity Initiatives Are A Good Start, But 'Old Boys Network' Still Thrives
• North DeKalb Mall's Rebirth Goes Before Regional Planners
• Campus Advantage Completes $200M JV, Adds 6 Properties To Portfolio
• Manulife Seeking $370M For One South Wacker
• 4 New Memorials In The Works Across D.C.
• Will The New Opportunity Zones Work As Intended?
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• $135M Financing Package Kick-Starting Redevelopment Of Hospital Made Famous In 'The Fugitive'
• New Blockchain App Allows Investors To Buy Small Shares Of Properties, Starting With This Brooklyn Apartment
• The LA Deal Sheet
• Birmingham, Capital Of PropTech Innovation?
• Hell's Kitchen Success Shows High Rents Not Entirely To Blame For West Village Retail Slump
• Fully Entitled Concord Multifamily Project Seeks Financing Partner
• Pasadena’s Largest Office Campus Sells To Coretrust For $250M