Stories — February 2019
- One Solution To The Housing Crunch: Giving Millennials The Community They Crave
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- Inside The Wild Legal Battle Over EB-5 Fraud, Defamation And A $2.5B Times Square Project
- CBRE Signs First Deal With Coworking Brand, Plans 25-City Expansion
- This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
- It Would Take Something Drastic To Derail DFW Industrial
- The LA Deal Sheet
- Houston Rockets Owner Grabs 4.5 Million Shares In Las Vegas Casino Operator Caesars
- Wegmans-Adjacent Fairfax Apartment Community Trades For $134M
- Knocking Down The Ivory Tower: Universities Are Centrepieces Of Some Of The Best New Developments
- In Multicloud World, Companies Look For Simple Data Solutions
- Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With Anaheim Director Of Community And Economic Development John Woodhead
- Google Uses Shell Companies, NDAs To Hide Its Tax Break Negotiations From Public
- Uber’s Former Chief Executive Is Ramping Up His Real Estate Business
- GCHQ Relocation Will Be Massive For Manchester
- Thor Equities Backs Out Of Plans For Red Hook Office Complex
- Pierce County Leads Puget Sound Industrial Growth
- Would You FLOAT To Work? New Startup Would Fly People To Work To Avoid LA's Traffic
- Best Western Buys WorldHotels, Adding Chain Of Nonchain Hotels To Its Stable
- Google In Talks To Take Space At Comstock's Reston Station
- Landlord Brightens Up Magnificent Mile With Surrealist Mural
- Anaheim Approves $52M Affordable Housing Project
- EXCLUSIVE: CoStar CEO Andy Florance On Moody's New CRE Network: 'We Welcome The Competition'
- This Lender Saw A Spike In Loan Applications, As Developers Seek More Time To Sell Luxury Homes
- Citi’s Lease Makes It the Obvious Buyer Of Its £1.1B Office Tower, And It Could Herald A Trend
- Oakland A's Meet Opposition Over Plans For New Waterfront Ballpark
- New York Continues To Sift Through The Ashes Of Amazon HQ2 Deal
- Retail Sales Take Biggest Monthly Drop In A Decade. Should We Be Scared?
- Payless To Close All 2,300 Stores
- Trump Organization Gives Up On New Hotel Chains, Blaming Political Climate