Stories — February 2019
- Order Order! What A House Of Commons Row Means For Manchester's Spatial Plan
- Hotel Lobbies Are The Latest Stop On Coworking's Path To World Domination
- The Trump Name Will Soon Be Erased Completely From The Upper West Side
- The UK Economy Could Hinge On Whether Real Estate Investors Take Fright After Brexit
- Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With JPX Works Founder Jarel Portman
- Union Market Development Opponents Return To Appeal MRP's Washington Gateway
- In Hot Industrial Market, Industrial Property Trust Might Fetch $3.5B
- The Clever Whitbread Tie-Up That Gives First Street Another 480K SF Opportunity
- Hammerson And Westfield’s Croydon Scheme Once Looked A Sure Bet, But Now Even Flagship Malls Are Suffering
- Woodinville Industrial Park Sells For $47.2M
- Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs Releases Toronto Smart City Plan To Mixed Reviews
- HBC Mulls Fate Of Discount Brand Saks Off 5th
- Jamestown In Talks To Buy The Shops Buckhead Atlanta
- With 1M SF Of Retail Under Construction, D.C. Landlords Forced To Get Competitive
- Hilton's New Signia Brand At The GWCC Will Focus On Tech
- 4 Projects Set To Bolster League City
- Lyft Inks Big Lease To Join Peloton In High-Priced Digs Near Hudson Yards
- For Waffle House, Most Things Will Never Change, Including Its Headquarters
- Marriott-Branded Hotel Opens Near NRG Stadium In Time For Houston Rodeo
- Bankruptcy Sends Loan For A 7-Building Office Park In Houston To Special Servicer
- Kushner Cos. Buys Maryland, Virginia Apartment Portfolio For Over $1B
- When Opportunity Knocks, Boulder Isn't Home
- A Few 'Brave Souls' Will Likely Be Opportunity Zone Guinea Pigs As The Market Waits
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Global Real Estate Survey: CRE Optimism Is Fragile
- Lynn Facility Reportedly Spared From GE Aviation Move To Cincinnati
- While Others Can Wait, NYC Investors Move Quickly To Snap Up OZ Deals
- EXCLUSIVE: Amazon Real Estate Head Holly Sullivan Has No Regrets About The HQ2 Search
- More San Diego Spec Industrial Planned To Meet The Market's Intense Appetite
- How A San Diego Construction Project Dealt With Ballooning Costs