Stories — June 2019
- CBRE Hires Former Kettler Executive To Its D.C. Finance Team
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With Optima's Tara Hovey
- 'This Is The Start Of A National Model': $100M OZ Fund Launches With Focus On Neighborhood-Building
- Nitze-Stagen Announces Its First OZ Workforce Housing Project
- This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
- Life Science CRE Looks To East Bay
- End Of Cycle Or Not, CRE Capital Is Competitive And Ready To Deploy
- More Indicators Signal The Economy Is Heading In The Wrong Direction
- Discount Retailers Will Open More Than Half Of All New Stores Nationwide This Year
- Opportunity Zone Market Starting To Heat Up, But Many Investors Are Still Waiting
- How AI And Robots Can Help The Logistics Boom Continue
- USDA To Move 2 Agencies Out Of D.C. Region
- Despite Protests From Real Estate Players, Cuomo Signs 'Historic' Rent Regulation Reforms Into Law
- 7 Keys To Success From D.C.'s Top Real Estate Leaders
- YW Boston Puts 13-Story Back Bay Complex On Market, And It Could Fetch $50M
- Downtown D.C. Office Building With Redevelopment Potential Hits The Market
- Private LTE Networks Offer Buildings A Secure Way To Stay Connected
- Flight Risk? CMBS Investors, Landlords Face Financial Risk As Tenants Flee To New Office Buildings
- Chicago CRE Optimism Wanes Dramatically But Fundamentals Still Strong
- Rents Rise, Vacancy Falls And Investors Flock In Boston Suburban Multifamily
- D.C.'s Top Economic Development Official Leaving To Join Amazon
- Cities Request Proposals For 101-Acre Opportunity Zone Site In Orange County
- CRE Near The U.S.-Mexico Border Says: What, Me Worry?
- POAH Spreads Its Wings Again
- Stunned CRE Groups Vow To Launch Legal Challenge To Sweeping Rent Reform
- Puttin’ On The Ritz (And Four Seasons, Langham And Raffles): Inside Boston’s 5-Star Hotel Rush
- Despite Numerous Warning Signs, CRE Pros See Atlanta Economic Expansion
- In Lower Manhattan, Retail Is The Final Piece Of The Puzzle
- A Tough Hospitality Market Means Direct Lending Is More Important Than Ever