• San Francisco Office Market Lands Record Number Of Large Leases In 2018
• Outlet Mall Giant On The Block For €500M
• LMC Opens Tech-Enabled Axle Apartments
• The Euphoria Of HQ2 Is Wearing Off: Here’s How Investors Can Get Down To Business In Long Island City
• WeWork's CEO Has Earned Millions In Rent From Buildings He Owns That Lease To WeWork
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• JBG Smith's Development Head Dishes On The 10-Hour Meeting That Won Over Amazon
• The New Jersey Multifamily Boom Might Soon Be Moving Out Of Downtown
• Wade Park Slated For Foreclosure Sale (Again)
• Pro Golfers Organization Moving HQ From Florida To Texas
• What Will The Office Of The Future Hold? Landlords Turn To PropTech To Find Out
• Bob Milkovich To Replace Linda Rabbitt As CEO Of Rand Construction
• Extell Hires New CEO From Westbrook As Gary Barnett Steps Back
• JLL Opens New Office In Princeton With Former Colliers Team
• Cuomo's L-Train Plan Was Rejected By MTA Over Safety Fears Five Years Ago
• Nuveen Enters Denver Market With Purchase Of Colorado Bank Building
• Becknell Buys Second Parcel At Nexus At DIA
• New In Town: Tysons
• A Soft Market Isn’t A Reason To Sit Out NYC Real Estate Investment
• Spurred By Tech, U.S. Office Fundamentals End 2018 On Strong Note
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Gymboree To File For Bankruptcy Again, Liquidate All Remaining Stores
• Millions Of Reasons To Be Happy: Manchester's Record Office Take-Up
• Hyatt Regency To Build Hotel In Redesigned Katy Boardwalk District
• In The Works: 3 New Developments Coming To Tysons
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Developer Q&A: Cityline Partners Managing Director Donna Shafer
• Real Estate-Friendly Design Chosen For Mass. Pike Overhaul In Allston
• Developers Think They Have A Recipe For Success Following Durgin-Park, L'Espalier Closings