• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Los Angeles County Pension Fund Plans To Sell $1B Of CRE
• Developer Plans 155-Unit Senior Living Project East Of The River
• Two Major Children's Hospitals Plan To Build Facilities In Prosper
• Macy’s Weighs Building An Office Tower Above Iconic 34th Street Store
• Metro Plans New Office Building At Urban Atlantic's New Carrollton Development
• Boom To Bust And Back Again At 103 Colmore Row
• Blackstone Close To Raising $10B Fund — Just For Europe
• Coworking-Resistant Houston To Be Home To 32-Acre Entrepreneurial Campus With Flexible Office, Church, Micro-Housing
• Youngwoo Plans To Turn Ellsworth Industrial Facility Into Mixed-Use Destination
• No Demand, No Recovery: Houston Office Broker Says He Doesn't Expect A Rebound In The Next 2-3 Years
• Downtown Hotel Market Stays Balanced Even After Construction Boom
• More Than Traffic Lights And Turn Lanes: Gwinnett Place Is Open For Development
• Fontana Industrial Buildings Fetch $213M
• 8 Major Slices Of Manhattan’s Office Space Hitting The Market Next Year
• D.C. Hotels Experience 'Rough' First Quarter Slowed By Government Shutdown
• Developer Draws $18M For Apartment Community In northwest Houston
• GE Expected To Vacate Cobb County Office Tower
• Foulger-Pratt Celebrates Groundbreaking Of $200M NoMa Project
• D.C. Commercial Real Estate Women Raise Over $700K For Breast Cancer Research
• To Break Free Of The Past, New Jersey Developers Are Tearing It Down
• Seaport Developers Have A Business Lesson For Their Biggest Critics
• Brookfield Repositioning 51 Sleeper St. As Three Seaport
• Men — Lululemon Wants You To Shop There So It Can Open More Stores
• Cultural Heritage Commission Approves Making LA’s Grand Central Market A Historic-Cultural Monument
• Boutique Office Building Near Lincoln Park Fills Up Fast
• Residents Are Considering Leaving Massachusetts Over Awful Traffic, Transit
• Howard Hughes CEO David Weinreb On Retail's Survival, Housing Affordability And Saving The Best For Last
• Building Owners Want 5G. Will Wireless Carriers Pay For It?
• CAF Cos.’ New Multifamily Investment Platform Ranks Education, Personal Development As Top Amenities