• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• 76 Commerce Center Breaks Ground
• 1,031-Foot Hudson Yards Tower To Start Construction Behind $1.8B Blackstone Loan
• Workspace Startup Knotel Bags $70M In Series B Funding
• Chinese Trade War Could Have A $3.3B Impact On Houston's Growing Export Industry
• To Manage Risk, CRE Professionals Are Turning To Captive Insurance
• World's Largest Co-Living Provider Launching Concept In Fulton Market Next Month
• Forest City Unveils 11-Year Plan For Phase 2 Of The Yards
• High-Rise Apartment Rents Falter While Older Properties Flourish
• Pretty In Pink: Co-Working Gets The Boutique Treatment
• AEG Tunes Into RiNo With New Music Venue
• Deborah Ratner Salzberg On How The Yards Became One Of D.C.’s Hottest Neighborhoods
• New Deutsche Bank CEO To Shift U.S. CRE Finance Strategy?
• South Korean Gaming Company Signs Lease For Space In DTLA
• Deloitte Adds 120K SF To Rosslyn Footprint
• Holladay Properties Plans Baltimore's First Tru Hotel In Harbor East
• The LA Deal Sheet
• 10 Chicago-Area Buildings To Vie For International BOMA Honors
• Ashford Hospitality Trust Wins $972M Refi For U.S. Hotel Portfolio
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• European Sporting Goods Retailer Decathlon Returns To U.S. With San Francisco Location
• Stockport Will Be The Next BTR Hot Spot (Hauntings And All)
• Wayfair Clicks-To-Bricks Prototype Poised For Back Bay Marshalls Space
• Retail Center With Houston's First Two-Story H-E-B To Be Sold
• Q1 Industrial: Dallas-Fort Worth Metrics Still Soaring
• Kushner Ditches $7.5B Teardown Dream For 666 Fifth, Eyeing Luxury Condos Instead
• U.S. Food Hall Market Expected To Triple By 2020
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• As Chinese Investors Pull Back From U.S. CRE, Japan Is Waiting In The Wings