• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• R2 Cos. Enters The Lakeview Real Estate Scrum With $5.2M Deal
• These Are The 15 Biggest Real Estate Movers And Shakers On The Fortune 500
• Dallas Companies Have Left For The Suburbs. City Planners Are On A Mission To Bring Them Back
• Could A German Conglomerate Be The Battery At SunTrust Park's Mystery Tenant?
• Magic Money Tree: The Threat To The Big Infrastructure West Midlands Property Needs
• The Largest Spec Industrial Development In Chicago In Over A Century On Target For October Delivery
• Omni Boston Seaport Hotel Breaks Ground And Gets Hit With A Lawsuit
• The Rollerblade Test And 3 Other Rules Manchester's Property Market Needs To Remember
• Here Come Manchester's Flying Taxis
• Blackwood's Mixed-Use Development One Of The Largest In Placentia In Decades
• Multifamily Is Leading The Resurgence In Northern Delaware
• A New Office Submarket Is Beginning To Take Shape In Northeast D.C.
• Data Privacy May Be Landlords’ Next Big Challenge
• Blackstone Wins Bidding War To Acquire LaSalle Hotels For $4.8B
• Gusto Moves Into Shoeless Open Office In Historic Pier 70
• These Are The Only Four Districts That Saw Office Rents Rise Last Quarter
• Houston’s Office Buildings Get Smart With Emerging Technology
• AT&T Pours $100M Into Downtown Campus Revamp, Adds Food And Retail
• Retail Sector Offers Attractive Long-Term Buy Opportunities, CBRE Research Head Says
• Repeal Efforts Already Underway For Seattle's New Head Tax
• JBG Smith, PN Hoffman, MRP Among Finalists For 2-Acre Howard University Project
• Southport To Bring Office Space To Renton's Waterfront
• The Rise And Fall Of The Betting Shop
• W.S. Bellows Construction Transitions Leadership To Fourth Generation
• What Retail Apocalypse? Brick-And-Mortar Retail Outlook Remains Positive
• The Numbers Behind China’s Massive London Embassy Purchase
• Convene Taking 93K SF At Brookfield's One Liberty Plaza
• Most Lenders Think We’ve Got 18 Months Tops Before The Next Downturn