Stories — February 2019
- RISE Collaborative Workspace Coming To Hilltop
- HUD Expands LIHTC Program To Encourage Opportunity Zone Investments
- Greystar's Greenford BTR Scheme Has Huge Ambitions
- Queen Latifah To Develop Mixed-Income Housing In Hometown Of Newark
- The £1B Boost To Manchester's Economy You May Not Have Noticed
- With Help Of Opportunity Zone Incubator, New Fund Targets Development Around HBCUs
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- Long Beach Flirting With Angels Baseball To Relocate To Long Beach
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Data-Driven Dealmaking: CRE Investors Need Tech To Make The Most Of Opportunity Zones
- This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
- Staples Is Ending Its Coworking Partnership To Launch A Brand Of Its Own
- Multifamily Developers Are Planning For Long-Term Partnerships With Short-Term Rental Operators
- First Look: Inside The $22.6M Renovation Of The Massachusetts Senate Chamber
- No Longer Washers And Dryers: Developers Put Arts Districts On Amenity List
- Investors Betting $9M That Showfields Really Is The Most Interesting Store In The World
- CIM Group Is Looking To Sell The Former Trump SoHo Hotel
- Miller Bails Out, Kier Buys In, Is Arena Central About To Change Speed?
- EXCLUSIVE: Houston Design Firm LUCID Flips Design Process And Highlights Small Architecture Firms
- A Decade After The Recession, There's No Going Back For The Philadelphia Suburbs
- Seattle Hotel Execs To New York: Thank You
- Harold Brown, Boston's Workforce Housing Pioneer, Dies At 94
- Readers Weigh In On California's High-Speed Rail News
- What The Car Crash In The UK Auto Sector Means For Property
- iStar To Sell $500M In Property To Fund Push Into 'Revolutionizing' Ground Leases
- GardenWalk Retail Center Sells For $80M
- Brand-New From Bisnow: The Build-To-Rent Brief Gives You All You Need To Know About The UK's Hottest Sector
- D.C. Plans To Reposition Over 2,400 Public Housing Units In 2 Years
- Despite Concerns, Momentum Continues To Build For E-Commerce In U.S. Warehouse Leasing
- Transit-Oriented Development Changing How Oakland Grows