Stories — October 2019
- Kent Multifamily Complex Sells For $34.5M
- Silver Spring Apartment Community Sells For Second Time In 2 Years
- More Than 165 Structures Damaged, Destroyed In SoCal Fires
- After A Decade Of Waiting, Miami Finally Gets Modern Luxury Office Space
- Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With CorpHousing Group's Brian Ferdinand
- Architects Are The New Psychiatrists: Why Getting Into The Minds Of Humans Is The Biggest Design Trend Of 2019
- Report: WeWork Could Run Out Of Money By November As JPMorgan Considers Bailout
- No Power? Then Say Goodbye To Security, NorCal CRE Says
- In California, Opportunity Zones Have Become A Partisan Tug Of War
- Sewers, Sidewalks And Stadiums — CRE Owners Face A Smattering Of Direct Fees
- Smarter Deliveries Make For A Smarter Contractor
- Philadelphia Housing Development Corp. Absorbs Redevelopment Authority, Land Bank In Department Merger
- Kroger Grocery Delivery Strategy Called Into Question
- Homes Burned, Commercial Structures Threatened As Wildfires Scorch LA
- Peterson Cos. Looks To Build Its First Car Dealership
- Fairfax County Embraces Urbanism, And Not Just Around Its Metro Stations
- Nerd Street Gamers To Build Esports Facilities At Five Below Stores
- Manhattan Office Rents Continue To Reach New Highs
- PODCAST: Listen To Bisnow's 'Let's Have A Drink' With Developer Monty Hoffman
- Klaviyo Signs Nearly 160K SF Lease At 125 Summer St.
- China Trade War, Lost Business Could Shutter Springfield’s New Train Factory By 2024
- WeWork Joins $4.6M Funding Round For Compliance PropTech Firm
- Midtown's Tech Triumphs Take Shine Off Bank-Heavy Buckhead Offices
- Bringing #MeToo ‘Out Of The Darkness’: Why CREW Chapters Are Courting Men
- As NYC Mobilizes Life Sciences Research, Contractors Take Center Stage
- South Carolina Investor Makes Second Atlanta Office Buy In Year
- Department Store Doom: The Valuer Strikes Back
- The Lone Star State Is 'The Shining Star' In Condo Equity Markets
- Vista Del Rey Apartment Building In Tacoma Sells For $25.7M
- The New Normal? Bay Area Property Managers Reckon With Shut-Off Fallout