Stories — December 2019
- Why John Hancock’s Former Seaport HQ Is Still Empty
- Uptown Dallas Growing Pains Boost Downtown, Neighbors' Office Markets
- Solid But Not Spectacular Holiday Shopping Season Underway
- STO Building Group, Layton Merge Into Construction Giant
- Rent Cap Makes Sense Now, Multifamily Sellers Say, But There's Danger On The Horizon
- CBRE Global Investors Rolls Out Office Amenity Program, Aiming To Ramp Up Tenant Experience
- 25 Kent Lands A 65K SF Short-Term Occupant As Its Anchor Search Continues
- Houston's Capital Markets Are Running With The Bulls
- 4 Things N.Y.'s Commercial Real Estate Industry Is Watching For In 2020
- How Will Smart Buildings Balance Efficiency And Tenant Experience?
- PODCAST: Listen To 'Let's Have A Drink' With Comstock CEO Chris Clemente
- First Apartment Project Breaks Ground In West Palm Beach's Trendy Warehouse District
- During Art Basel, Attention Shifts From Wynwood To Allapattah
- In Numbers: All You Need To Know About M&G’s £2.5B Suspended Fund
- Heading Into 2020, Here Is What Foreign Investors Are Targeting In CRE
- Proposed $325M Real Estate Deal Would Keep Angels In Anaheim Through 2050
- Starwood Buys Crystal City Hotel For $73M
- West Seattle Apartment Building Sells For $18.8M
- Big Industrial Developments In DFW Show Ongoing Confidence In Market's Bandwidth
- Sterling Bay Hits Milestone With Fulton Market Tower
- Industrial Sales Driving Net Lease Investment To Record Levels This Year
- Columbia To Pick Up 201 California For $239M
- Overlake's East Tower Tops Out
- El Matador Apartments In Tukwila Sells For Above List Price
- No Evidence Yet Of Impact From Oregon Rent Control Law
- The Free Market Can’t Solve The Housing Crisis. Here’s How 1 Council Is Trying To Fill The Gap
- 10 Major D.C.-Area Developments That Delivered In 2019
- The Wisdom Of Crowds Says 2020 Will Be Good For London Offices But Retail Has Much Further To Fall
- 'Aggressive' Turkish Billionaire's First U.S. Project, The Tallest Tower In Florida, To Break Ground Soon
- Unconscious Bias May Be Women's Main Challenge In CRE