Stories — July 2018
- Modernized Medical Office Building To Break Ground In Katy
- New First Street Towers Plan As Demand For New Manchester Office Space Grows
- Local Apartment Investor Among Those Swarming To South Atlanta
- Can Jersey City Attract Enough Office Tenants To Sustain Its Apartment Growth?
- Possible Repeal Of Rent Control Limitations Not Just A California Issue, It’s A National Issue
- Brooklyn Investment Sales Volume May Be Creeping Back Up
- Tech Firm To Relocate From Traditional Office Space To WeWork
- Trump Breaks Presidential Precedent, Criticizes Fed For Raising Interest Rates
- CRE Niche Sector Valuations Rising, While Retail Takes A Hit
- Brokers Focus On Technology And Core Services To Capitalize On Tightening Market
- 4 Reasons Data Centers Are Moving To Dallas
- 5 Unanswered Questions From Sterling Bay's First Lincoln Yards Community Meeting
- Tri-State Suburbs Pummeled By Latest Wave Of Retail Closures
- Slate Office REIT Paying $126M For 120 South LaSalle
- Design Planning And Commissioning Key To Building Sustainably
- Beth Israel-Lahey Merger Could Drive Healthcare Costs Through The Roof
- Mercado Del Barrio Pumps Up Experiential Offerings With 3 New Eateries
- Stormwater Tax To Appear On November Ballot
- Crescent Heights' Aggressive Downtown Selling Spree Continues With Burnham Pointe Deal
- Starbucks To Open First U.S. Sign Language Store In D.C.
- Lennar Affiliate Starts Construction On Jersey City Apartment Tower
- WeWork's Bay Area Footprint Nears 1M SF With Newest Lease
- Knotel Snaps Up 42Floors To Facilitate Its Blockchain Dream
- Macclesfield: Celebrating 21 Years Of Retail Development Chaos
- Boutique Fitness Company Focused On Rowing Docks In San Francisco As Part Of Nationwide Expansion
- Why Experience Matters In Hospitality And Retail
- Boston Could Still Score A Major League Soccer Stadium
- RTC Properties Inks 110K SF Lease For Distribution Center In Kearny
- Brain Gain: How Boston's Full Lab Market Could Benefit Other Cities
- Investors Look For Last-Mile Facilities As The San Diego Industrial Market Booms