Stories — 2018
- New Owner Of Bethesda Office Complex Inks Renewal, Expansion Deal With Anchor Tenant
- Japanese Investor Acquires 20th Largest Multifamily Development Firm In U.S.
- Revealed: Lone Star And Quintain Mull Major Dublin Build-To-Rent Scheme
- 5 Keys To Bring Millennials To The Suburbs
- It May Take A Recession To Solve San Francisco's Permitting Backlog
- DFW's Q1 Checkup: It's Slow Growing In North Texas
- Inova Hopes To Break Ground Next Year On First Phase Of 117-Acre Northern Virginia Campus
- Row DTLA Is Aiming To Be DTLA's Retail Destination
- Texas Office Market Hits Five-Year Low In Sales
- Ventas CEO On Why The REIT’s Stock Has Dropped 32% Since September
- NYC Retail Rents Fell 20% In The First Quarter Of The Year
- 1M SF Arsenal Yards Project Signs Grocery, Movie Theater Anchor Tenants
- Exclusive: Camp North End Developer Partners With Prominent National Investor For Next Phase
- Appeals Court Blocks 1,400-Unit Barry Farm Project In Southeast D.C.
- WeWork Finds Favor In Debt Market To Tune Of $700M
- Letting The Sunlight Into Manchester's First Skyscraper
- Sun Valley's Future Looks Bright
- Franklin Street Properties Puts 303 East Wacker On Market For Second Time In As Many Years
- The First North American Location Of Swanky Raffles Hotel Coming To Boston
- Amazon HQ2 Would Hike Rents In These Cities The Most
- Tesla Is Changing Manchester Property, One Battery At A Time
- Forest City Lands First Soft Goods Retailers At Ballston Quarter
- With Jones Plaza And Bagby Street Redevelopment, Theater District Kicks Off Major Master Plan
- Legoland's Immersive Castle Hotel Opens Friday
- Columbia Property Trust Completes Re-Leasing Activities At 650 California
- New Jersey Developer Has A Plan To Redevelop AT&T's Vacant Hoffman Estates Campus
- Can The New Tax Law Help Craft Breweries Continue Their Momentum?
- U.S. Billionaire Makes £600M Bid To Buy Wembley Stadium
- Boston Properties To Acquire Santa Monica Business Park For $616M
- To Solve The Affordable Housing Crisis, Cities Will Need More Than Federal Tax Credits