• Velocis Buys Prince George's County Retail Center, Its 5th D.C.-Area Acquisition Since 2015
• Exclusive: Inside Midtown Center, The $650M Downtown Behemoth From Carr Properties
• REPORT: Commercial Real Estate Pricing Rose For Fifth Straight Month
• This City Is Poised To Become The Retail Cannabis Hub Of The East Coast
• Developer Pushes Back Against Berkeley's Denial Of Streamlined Approval Under SB 35
• Dallas Housing Authority Joins Houston, Austin In P3 Redevelopment Efforts
• Irish Life, Hammerson: Can They Deliver For Dublin Retail?
• California Developer Hires Former Hines Exec To Lead Southeast Expansion
• Parkside's Trackside Grabs Second Big Tenant
• Bringing A ‘People First’ Approach To The Fitness Space
• Dallas Data Centers: 'Something Special'
• 'Local Is The New Global': How Food Halls And Markets Bring People Together
• Trump’s GSA Aims To Save Money On Leases, But Decisions Can Be Slow And Opaque
• Repositioning Buildings Not A Quick Fix To Sluggish Office Market
• Oakland Housing Developers Turn To New Ways Of Building To Reduce Costs
• Fort Capital On Track To Meet 2M SF Industrial Portfolio Goal
• Hotel REIT Host Hotels Considers $2B Portfolio Sale
• All That You Can’t Leave Behind: U2's 16 Year Hanover Quay Journey
• Amazon Acquires Online Pharmacy PillPack, Sending Shock Waves Through The Industry
• Stage Set For $36M Overhaul Of DCPA Theaters
• Property Management Evolves To Attract The Next Generation Of Professionals
• Gary Rappaport On Raising And Selling Capital
• Fila To Nearly Double Distribution Center Space On B-W Corridor
• EverWest Adds Burlingame Office Buildings To Growing Bay Area Portfolio
• Time To Build A Second M50?
• 4 Historic Chicago Properties Preservationists Couldn't Save
• Chipotle To Close Up To 65 Locations, But Plans To Goose Digital Sales
• The U.S. Needs 4,000 More Data Centers In The Next Two Years
• Weak Pound Helps Keep The Lid On Rising Dublin Construction Costs, For Now
• Billionaire Investor Wants To Give The Harvard Square Theater A New Look