• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Distribution Centers Are Being Built Faster Than They Can Be Staffed
• Despite Lawsuit, Paragon Opens First Cannabis Coworking Space In Hollywood
• FPA Multifamily Sells Two Metro Denver Apartment Complexes
• In The Works: 3 New Developments Coming To Alexandria
• Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy Has Ambitions Of Building A Park Over Midtown Atlanta's Interstate
• Lexington Realty Trust Sells $726M Office Portfolio As It Continues Pivot To Industrial
• The LA Deal Sheet
• From Lancashire With Love: Blackburn Property Group's $305M U.S. Buy
• Korean Investor Reportedly In Talks To Buy WeWork London Landmark For $240M
• Forest City Chief Development Officer Leaving Firm As Ratner Influence Continues To Decline
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Out Of Town Is Not Frumpy: Bruntwood Rethinks The Business Park
• CRE Snapshot: A Look At The Far North Dallas Office Market
• No One On Amazon's List Has More Talent Than NYC, But It's Still Considered A Long Shot
• Alexandria: At A Glance
• Boston Left Waiting On GE’s 800-Job Promise
• Holland Partner Group Sells Lone Tree Apartments
• Hanover Cos. Plans 2-Building, 371-Unit Brookland Development
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Keep On Trucking: Still Lots Of Mileage In The Midlands Logistic Sector
• San Francisco Startup Launches Real Estate Messenger
• Lennar Eyeing More Than 700 Units At Mixed-Use Community In Forsyth
• New In Town: Alexandria
• How Bisnow's Newest Sales Rep Went From Playing Cops And Robbers To Closing Deals
• Sawyer Yards' 115K SF Adaptive Reuse Expansion Will Create One Of The Country's Largest Arts Communities
• Developer Q&A: Alexandria Roundup
• Q&A: Sheppard Mullin's Larry Eppley On The Chicago Hospitality Market
• CRE Lender iBorrow Launches Atlanta Office To Focus On Southeast Expansion
• Houston Apartment Rents Drop Again But Still Up YOY