Stories — October 2019
- ‘I’ve Seen Healthcare Inequality Firsthand’: OpenSquare’s Rhonda Pollard At Bisnow’s Pacific Northwest Healthcare Summit
- Best Practices: Preparing For A Recession
- Brookfield Breaks Ground On $1.4B Reston Development
- Family Offices Anticipate Imminent Recession, Turn To Real Estate In Response
- No Fantasy Football: How The Levines Have Turned Douglaston Into A Real Estate Family Success Story
- Nuveen Acquires 29M SF Industrial Portfolio From Blackstone
- The Student Housing Amenity Race Is Over. Affordability Is The New King
- Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With Pebb Capital Co-Founder And Managing Principal Todd Rosenberg
- Hiring Diverse Candidates Isn’t Enough. CRE’s Next Frontier Is Inclusion
- The Growth Of Healthy Buildings Is Changing How We Manage Them
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Mt. Baker Housing Wins National Award For Seattle Affordable Housing Project
- SURVEY: Bisnow Wants Your Take On Opportunity Zones In Massachusetts
- Urban Atlantic Plans Senior Affordable Housing Project In Southeast D.C.
- This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
- AREP Buys Tysons Office Building For $71M
- WeWork Might Be In Hot Water With Its $850M Fifth Avenue Trophy
- Two Industrial Heavy Hitters Join Transwestern From NAI Partners
- WeWork Opens New Seattle Location
- Two Potential Boston WeWork Deals Called Off
- Foreclosed Toll Brothers HQ Put Up For Sale By Lender
- This Company Has A Modular Experiential Concept For When Weed Becomes Legal To Use In Public
- Camden CEO Gets Candid On The State Of Multifamily
- Hotel Owner Gordon Sondland Now Figures In Trump Impeachment Investigation
- ‘The Golden Goose Is Not Superman': CRE Pushes Back On City's 143% Fee Hike
- Top CRE Execs Answer 3 Important Questions On The Future Of WeWork
- Report: 80% Of Contractors Struggle To Fill Needed Positions, Lengthening Construction Timelines
- How The Ballpark Area Has Changed Since The Nationals' Last Playoff Series
- Meet The Local CRE Stars Who Made The Forbes 400
- New Capitol Hill Office Building Reaches 90% Filled With New Leases