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• Cap Rates Are Already Rising In Markets With New Rent Control Laws
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• The WeWork Of Weed: This Investor Wants 30 Cannabis Campuses Across The Nation
• New Prince George’s County Executive Looks To Incentivize More Development
• Thor Equities Sued Over Unpaid Ground Rent At Madison Avenue Office Building
• WeWork Moves Forward With IPO On Nasdaq, Could Drop Valuation As Low As $10B
• Developers Wanted: GMU Seeks Partner For New Innovation Building In Arlington
• ‘There’s Huge Opportunity Here’: Cornell Tech’s Fernando Gomez-Baquero At Bisnow’s Long Island City & Queens Conference
• The Insane Numbers Behind Blackstone’s Record $20.5B Fund (Including How Much The Staff Earn)
• Inside Skanska's First D.C. Apartment Building
• Renters 'Don't Care About Amenities' As Much In Cost-Driven Apartment Market
• D.C. Investment Sales Broker Joins Berkadia From Marcus & Millichap
• ‘I Immediately Had A Good Feeling About Houston’: Caydon CEO Joe Russo At BMAC Houston
• As Key Vote Nears, D.C. Housing Advocates, Planners Scramble To Address Comp Plan 'Crisis'
• NewcrestImage Breaks Its Hotel Mold With Groundbreaking Of 80K SF Grapevine Office
• New Report Highlights Concrete Steps CRE Firms Can Take To Increase Gender Diversity
• Discovery Green CEO On The Impact And Future Of Downtown's Iconic Park
• The Water Is Coming: Boston Battles To Keep Its Revolutionary-Era Buildings Above A Rising Sea
• CBRE, After Launching WeWork Competitor, Forecasts Coworking Shift
• The Pied-A-Terre Tax Could Rise From The Dead
• Healthcare Construction Boom: 79% Of New DFW Hospitals Landed In Denton And Collin Counties
• A New Investor Looms But Can Gary Neville's £200M St Michael's Scheme Hit The Cycle?
• With California Rent Cap In Sight, A Tenants Rights Movement Grows
• Rockville Shopping Center Anchored By New Trader Joe's Sells For $52M
• Fulton Market Land Rush To Continue As Another Big Property Hits The Market
• GameStop To Close 200 Stores, Revamp Brand Around In-Store Gaming
• Chicago Unlikely To See Explosive Data Center Growth Outside Of Main And Main Locations
• Flexible Workspace Is Becoming The New Normal For The Enterprise
• Developers Pursue Apartment Project Next To King Memorial MARTA