Stories — July 2019
- Data Gathering Is Crucial To The Success And Survival Of Opportunity Zones
- New Landry Commercial Exec Plans To Expand Industrial Platform
- Denver Tech Employment Up 7.5% In Last 12 Months
- Pause For Thought: Big Corporates Are Using Sensors To Drastically Cut Office Space
- CRE’s Most Powerful Women On Facing Bias And Reshaping The C-Suite
- Watch Grade B Rents In Birmingham And Manchester, They Are Rising Fast
- The Bruntwood SciTech £185M Green Loan Other Developers Will Be Copying
- This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
- Loudoun Leaders Look To Lure Millennials By Building Housing They Can Afford
- Luxe Department Store Barneys New York Staring Bankruptcy In The Face
- Since Entering LA In February, Knotel Has Expanded To 100K SF
- Prologis Buying Industrial Property Trust For $4B In Cash
- How Brookfield Went Into The Woods And Made A Mint On Center Parcs
- Washington Property Co. Acquires Tysons Site For 700-Unit Development
- Unizo Sells D.C. Office Building For 20% Loss To Coworking Company
- Smith Tower Earns LEED Platinum
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Santa Ana Apartment Under Construction Sells For $101M
- Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With KPMB Architects Co-Founding Partner Marianne McKenna
- Rialto Capital Management Buys 410 17th St.
- North America’s First Planned Raffles Hotel Lands Construction Financing
- The Bottom Line? A Toilet-Based Fact About Birmingham's Office Market That Will Astound You
- The Bottom Line? A Toilet-Based Fact About Manchester's Office Market That Will Astound You
- Another New York City Sears Bites The Dust
- CRE Appraisers Spend Nearly Half Their Day On Busywork. One Firm Is Using Tech To Change That
- Don’t Expect A CRE Windfall From Interest Rate Cut
- Philly Developers Have A Chance To Be The Good Guys Of Neighborhood Growth
- Private Equity Sees Real Estate Opportunity With Old Hospitals In Gentrifying Areas
- In The Corporate Relocation Hunger Games, Texas Is No Longer No. 1
- Blackstone Pulls Plug On Renovations At Its Biggest New York Property After Rent Reform