Stories — March 2019
- JLL To Buy HFF For $2B
- Don Miller Retiring From Piedmont Office Realty Trust
- British Co-Living Company Launching First U.S. Location In Long Island City
- Los Angeles Breaks Ground On Automated People Mover, Centerpiece Of $5.5B LAX Renovation
- A $6.5B Minneapolis Company Is Moving Its HQ To Fort Worth
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- Economics, Economic Development Driving Breweries To Suburban Downtowns
- Here Comes That Big Genomics Boost To Manchester Real Estate
- Hood Park Master Plan, 232-Foot Office Tower Approved
- EXCLUSIVE: LUXE Residential Lands Financing To Build Luxury Multifamily In Grand Prairie
- WeWork's Rapid Expansion Includes Seattle
- Los Angeles Remains A Top Target For Investors
- If You Don't Want Your Property To Become Obsolete, Here Are The 10 Things You Need To Know
- Another Megaproject Hits The Board Near Tysons' Spring Hill Metro Station
- PODCAST: Bisnow's 'Let's Have A Drink,' Episode 2: Toby Moskovits
- If Recession Hits, Coworking Space Is Like A Leaky Vessel Heading Into The Storm
- WeWork's Tech Acquisitions Show The Rise Of The Surveillance Workplace
- Marriott Unveils Ambitious Growth Plan: 1,700 Hotels In 3 Years
- Hilton University Of Houston To Undergo $30M Expansion To Add Capacity, Service Offerings
- £1B Hotel Buy Shows Queensgate Loves Big, Complex Deals
- Angels Baseball Hires Brooks Street, Exploring Possible Development Around Angels Stadium
- Georgetown University Buys Vacant Office Building Next To Its Law School Campus For $70M
- UK’s Big Beasts Look Outside Home Turf To Refill Development Pipeline
- Law Firm Signs Lease For New Rockville Headquarters
- Target Will Fill An Old Toys R Us Space In Brooklyn
- Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With Meridian's John Pollock
- A Shrinking Labor Pool Means Construction Firms Need To Amp Up Their Employee Benefits
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- The Queens Landlord Left Hanging By Amazon Blames Cuomo, de Blasio For The Deal's Collapse
- Don't Sleep On This: Nap Bar Launches First-Of-Its-Kind Business In Texas