Stories — February 2019
- Real Estate Money In Politics: Growing Distrust, 'An Explosion Of Demand' For Accountability
- PREIT Expects To Bottom Out In 2019, Predicts 2020 Rebound
- Amazon's New York Exit Not Expected To Change Plans For Northern Virginia Campus
- Hope Springs Eternal For Georgia With Amazon Scrapping NYC Plans
- Columbia Property Trust Will Sell Off Remaining Atlanta Assets
- Boutique Office Buildings Dominating The Development Pipeline In Houston
- Home Depot Signs Mega-Lease For Warehouse In Northwest Houston
- Property Changes Hands In Ultra-Competitive Multifamily Submarket
- Target Continues D.C. Growth With 46K SF Lease In Tenleytown
- CBRE Lures Investment Sales Executive Away From Eastdil Secured
- Convene Opens New Chicago Location, Has Its Eye On A 1M SF Windy City Footprint
- Why Collin County Is A Growth Vector
- 'It's A Dog Fight': Banks See Increased Competition For Construction Loans
- Amazon Cancels Plan To Open Headquarters In New York City
- How Will California’s Wildfires Impact Property Insurance?
- Population Growth, Mixed-Use Development Keep San Diego Retail Humming
- What You Need To Know About Amazon’s Stunning Rejection Of New York City
- Rivers Oaks Mixed-Use Project To Include 15-Story Office Building
- SoCal Industrial And Multifamily Sees High Demand In Latest Forecast Survey
- Google Plans To Spend $13B In 2019 Expanding Real Estate Footprint Across U.S.
- Equinix: For The Dallas Infomart, More Is Better
- GE Cancels Second Phase Of Boston Headquarters
- Energy Recovery, Economic Diversification Could Bring Global Capital Back To Houston
- Balfour Expands Louisville Senior Living Campus
- Cannabis Extract Shops Coming To 100-Plus Simon Malls Nationwide
- Developers Concede Affordable Housing In Manchester City Centre, As Political Pressure Mounts
- From 'Disgraceful' To 'A Mess': The Reactions To Amazon Pulling HQ2 Out Of NYC
- LEED Materials Could Be Blocking Your Cell Signal. Here’s How To Fix It.
- Sun Hill Properties Buys 2 Colorado Hotels
- Boston Middle-Market Multifamily Deals Reached Historic Highs In 2018