Stories — 2018
- Landlord To Renovate Office Building Across From Midtown Center As DHS Vacates
- Daily Breeze Newspaper's Former Headquarters Is Now A Health Center
- Fidelis Buys 866K SF Retail Portfolio In DFW And Houston
- Cadre Thinks Its New Offering Will Bring More Money Into Real Estate For Everyone
- 6 Ways Construction Firms Can Bring The Digital Transformation To The Forefront Of Their Business
- Colliers Takes Another Hit As CBRE Hires Away COO
- CRE Leaders Step In The Ring For NAIOP Colorado's Fight Night 2018
- Bring On The Flagships: Retail Is Robust In Chicago
- Miami Office Building Will Target Blockchain Tenants
- Social Media: The Secret Sauce Behind One Of Atlanta's Most Successful Developers
- Is Allapattah Really Miami's Next Hot 'Hood?
- As Amazon Looms, Grocery Stores Look For Their Place In The Retail Revolution
- EPA Pumps The Brakes On New Energy-Efficiency Ratings After Outcry From Landlords
- London Co-Living Scheme Sells For £125M In One Of The Sector's First Investor Tests
- Newly Completed EmeryStation West Secures Third Lease
- British Officials Believe NYC Will Be Brexit's Big Banking Winner
- Record Number Of Visitors Come To Chicago, Buoying Local Hospitality
- Sir George Iacobescu On Canary Wharf’s New 5M SF Tech Hub
- MetCap Brings On Broker From Menkiti Group To Lead Investment Sales Team
- Fosun Looking For Minority Partner At 28 Liberty
- SJP Properties Hires Leasing Executive Away From Blackstone's EQ Office
- Kanye West Commits To Avalon Regal Theater Renovation
- Revealed: The Designs Of CA Ventures' Planned Midtown Towers
- The Disneyland Of Trade Shows: Is £800M A Mickey Mouse Price For The NEC?
- IPUT Confirms 150K SF Pre-Let At One Wilton Park As LinkedIn Plans Very Short-Haul Partial Relocation
- Transwestern Taps Thomas Lawyer As First President Of Commercial Services Division
- 80% Of Available Everett Waterfront Apartments Already Reserved
- Why A Little Bit Of Solihull Is Now Kidderminster
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Hurricane Michael Makes Landfall As Category 4 With Billions Of Dollars In Commercial Property In Its Path