Stories — January 2019
- Investment To Keep Flowing Into Chicagoland Apartments
- Florida's Most Gentrified Opportunity Zone? It's In Fort Lauderdale
- There's Experiential Retail, Then There's Pygmy Goats: Planned Animal Exhibit At Florida Mall Draws Controversy
- Debt Is Still Not Easy To Come By In BTR
- Boston Properties Sells TSA Headquarters Project In Springfield
- Nearly £500M Withdrawn From Open-Ended Funds As Brexit Nervousness Grows
- Silver Spring Apartments Trade For $87M
- Alternatives Go Mainstream As North West Investment Scene Tops £3B
- Turns Out Foxconn's Incentive-Laden Wisconsin Facility Won't Be A Massive Factory After All
- In A Crowding Market, Food Hall Operators Search For Ways To Stand Out
- Virtual Reality Theme Parks Coming To Vacant Mall, Big-Box Space
- Seattle's First Passive House Project Leasing Final Units
- Port Angeles Self-Storage Sells For $4.25M
- Report: Katharine Kelley Departs Newport
- EXCLUSIVE: Starcity Secures $14.5M Loan For Company's Largest Co-Living Project To Date
- Piedmont Proposing 3rd Glenridge Highlands Project, This Time With A Hotel
- Interest Perks Up For Hyde Park Apartments
- With Amazon Promising Huge Changes, Crystal City's Underground Mall Left In Limbo
- Modular Construction Seizing Moment In Hospitality
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Small Office Listing Platform Truss Launches In Philadelphia
- Medical Marijuana Dispensary Opens Brooklyn Location
- S.F. Hospital Will Be First North American Building To Use This Earthquake Technology
- The LA Deal Sheet
- Israeli Investor Pays $51M For Uniqlo Building In First Newbury Street Buy
- Chinese Investment Pulling Out Of U.S. In Record Numbers
- South Korean Gaming Company Buys Historic Pettebone Building
- Mid-Rise Residential Development Coming Near Texas Medical Center
- Boston Developers Push All-Hands-On-Deck Approach To Tackling Affordability
- These Are The Cities With The Least Affordable Housing In The World. London And New York, You’re Not Even Close.