• Though Above Average, San Diego's Investment Market Slowed In 2017
• Steve Wynn’s Attorneys Say There Was A Second Payoff
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• We Love Manchester Offices, But BTR Skyscrapers Not So Much
• On Edge: Commercial Real Estate Professionals Remain Cautious About Future Rate Hikes
• Xscape Theater Lands In Katy For Second Texas Location
• Amazon Considers Buying Toys R Us Stores To Establish Brick-And-Mortar Presence
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Walmart To Add 500 FedEx Stores To Locations Across The U.S.
• RealtyShares Partners With Airbnb To Provide Financing Sources To Multifamily Building Owners
• Birmingham's Eureka Moment: How Science Property Is The Next Big Thing
• Neenan Builds Retail Center In Timnath
• Amazon Coming To Chicago This Week To Tour HQ2 Sites
• Childress Klein Eyes Multifamily 'Missing Piece' In First For Its Galleria Office Park
• D.C. Suburbs, Unscathed By Prior Mass Retail Closings, Hit With 12 Toys R Us Vacancies
• The Seaport Looks Ahead To A Bigger Convention Center (And More Storms)
• More Than $687M Invested In Pittsburgh Tech Companies In 2017
• As California’s Primary Markets Price Out Residents, Multifamily Investors Head To Sacramento
• Taming The Beast: Has The Curse Of Baskerville House Been Lifted?
• Inland Paid $509M For Colorado Properties In 2017
• Con Edison Raises Incentives to Help Customers Save (And Earn) Money
• Coolchester: How The Chilled Out Manchester Office Refurb Became A No Brainer
• The Long Recovery's Still On Track In Tampa, But With Looming Headwinds
• Northeast D.C.'s Next Hot Neighborhood Could Be Cooled Down By Appeals
• Anaheim's Growing Platinum Triangle
• Brookfield Sweetens The Pot In Its Bid For GGP
• For A Tech Investor, SoftBank Has Placed A Ton Of Money Into Real Estate
• Stewart Title Bought Out In Billion-Dollar Deal
• Meet The $3B Tech Startup Shaking Up Construction And Development
• New York Capital Is Buying In Philly, But Local Firms Are Staying Away