• The LA Deal Sheet
• David Rubenstein's Firm Partners On $53M Silver Spring Apartment Acquisition
• As Pressure Grows To Make Buildings More Efficient, Owners Turn To PACE
• KTGY First To Sign Lease At Historic The Trust Building In Downtown LA
• Delta Completes Logan Terminal A Expansion, Adds Flights To Rome And Paris
• Oakland A Top Nationwide 'Capital Magnet,' ULI Report Finds
• As Protests Grip The Globe, Big Real Estate Firms Sign Climate Emergency Pledge
• Beyond the Bio: 16 Questions With Weitzman President And CEO Marshall Mills
• With The Amenity War Raging, A West End Landmark Renovates To Lead The Pack
• Crown Pointe In Kirkland Sells For $47.75M
• One Union Station Picks Local Management Group
• Fort Worth's Ridgmar Mall Appraisal Drops $53M. Is A Foreclosure Or Debt Restructuring In Its Future?
• With 222K SF WeWork Anchor, Rudin Set To Open Dock 72 Office Project
• The Landlords Most Exposed To Thomas Cook’s Collapse
• EXCLUSIVE: TJX Cos. Buys Office Building Near HQ For $120M
• Survey: Qualified Opportunity Zone Businesses Will Drive More Investment ⁠— Maybe
• Affordability Is Key As Birmingham Claims Its Share Of £3.2B Student Housing Surge
• Adam Neumann May Step Down As WeWork CEO Under Pressure From SoftBank
• 'We're Going To Run Out Of Space To Build Housing': D.C. Mayor On How To Add Density In Upper NW
• Salad Seller Sweetgreen Raises $150M At $1.6B Valuation, Thanks In Part To Its Tech
• Silence vs. Success: Women In CRE Still Not Saying #MeToo
• The £1B West Midlands Tourist Strategy Has Launched
• Brookfield's 5M Office Portion Slated For 2021 Finish
• Bell Partners Buys Redmond Multifamily Building for $96M
• EXCLUSIVE: Gaw Capital's Chairman On Hollywood Plans, Hong Kong Protests, Brexit And Why He's Not Buying Opportunity Zones
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Developer Plans Condo Project Across From Massive Rhode Island Avenue Development
• Posh Denver Neighborhood Sees $14.5M Multifamily Sale
• Penzance Acquires Herndon Office Park For $72M
• The Bay Area’s Breaking Point — Bisnow’s Building A Better City Event