• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Granite Tower Signs Largest Lease Of 2018
• Developers Contributed Heavily To Charlie Baker’s Inaugural Committee
• Leidos Sells 44-Acre Montgomery County Campus, Buyer Seeks To Redevelop
• PCCP Sells Alameda Center Office Campus
• The LA Deal Sheet
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Jacob Chetrit Buys Troubled 850 Third Ave. From HNA Group
• First Week Of January, And Already The NW Shed Scene Is Red-Hot
• The Battle of Digbeth: SevenCapital Tries Again
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Developer Looking To Mix Up Pill Hill Medical Office With Hotels, Assisted Living
• Developer Wants To Turn Boston College Dive Bar Into Recreational Marijuana Shop
• WeWork Restructures Under 'The We Company,' Announces Reduced Funding Deal From SoftBank
• Company Seeks To Double Size Of Apartments By Storing Furniture On Ceiling
• Hurdles For California's Cannabis Industry Have Slowed Growth, But Many Still Expect A Business High
• A New Frontier: Developers Face Parking, Technology Challenges In New Projects
• Seattle Market Is Strong, But Political Concerns Could Mean Recession
• Manhattan Had Its Best Office Leasing Market In 17 Years In 2018
• Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With SIOR CEO Tom McCormick
• Trammell Crow Names New Head Of D.C. Region
• Has Birmingham Reached Peak Dining?
• Flambé: How Manchester's Restaurants Are Burning Each Other Up
• Coworking Firm Spaces To Occupy 91K SF At 2+U
• Oversupplied NYC Will See A Flood Of New Apartments And Condos This Year
• Landing Tenants, Evading Costly Construction Is Driving U.S. Speculative Office Development To New Heights
• The Clock Tower Above The Trump Hotel Is Being Manned By National Park Rangers Despite The Shutdown
• Retail REIT Plans Mixed-Use Redevelopment Of South Philly Shopping Center
• JLL Arranges $52.8M Refinancing Of Historic Esperson In Downtown Houston
• Five Things You Must Know About Greater Manchester's New Spatial Framework