Stories — November 2020
- Inova Acquires Springfield Site As It Continues To Expand Hospital Footprint
- Online Retailers Will Win Big This Holiday Season
- CRG Launching Plan For $1B In Moderately Priced Apartments
- Jared Kushner's CRE Firm Has Filed Hundreds Of Eviction Notices, Charged Court Fees
- 5 Reasons Wilmington, Delaware, Is The East Coast Office Market’s Best-Kept Secret
- Suffolk Hires Lendlease Exec As President With Eye On Expansion
- Brokerages On The Ropes As Pandemic Troubles Continue
- Voters Speak Up Loud And Clear: They Want Recreational Cannabis
- Trammell Crow Files Plans For 230-Unit Development In Shaw
- The Robots Are Coming To Miami: Ford Rolls Out Self-Driving Car Outpost
- Chicago Multifamily Suffers While Home Sales Market Rebounds, But For How Long?
- California Rent Control Measure Fails, Landmark Prop. 15 CRE Tax Reform Remains Too Close To Call
- One Election Day Winner No One Contests: Recreational Marijuana
- Summerhill Ramada Sold At Auction, Rebranded, Eyed For Conversion
- Amazon-Anchored NYC Office Project Sells For $953M In Country’s Largest Post-Pandemic Deal
- Coworking Could Save Birmingham Office Market, Cushman Says
- DFW Apartment Rents Hold Steady As Landlords Lean On Concessions
- From Citizen Kane To Dagenham: U.S. Firm Invests £300M In East London Film Studio Property
- Another UK Mall Portfolio In Receivership As Lenders Start To Pull Plug
- JBG Smith Lost $23M In Q3 As Commercial, Multifamily Occupancies Declined
- Carlyle Moves In To UK Senior Living Sector
- Your Building Has Deferred Maintenance. What Should You Address First?
- Offices Probably Won’t Shrink Much After The Pandemic, But Density Will
- Deal To Sell The Famed Cheetah Strip Club Is Off
- Investors See Potential For Dream Scenario In Early Election Returns
- NYC Real Estate Sits Through Paralyzing Uncertainty As Nation Awaits Result
- Election Uncertainty Only Adds To The Volatility Of 2020
- Which Smart Technologies Actually Sway Tenants?
- UDR Sells Alexandria Apartment Building For $145M
- 'The Money's Always Green': CRE Market Watchers Shrug As Election Cliffhanger Continues