Stories — June 2020
- 'I May Go Months Before I See Another African American In My Industry': Black Execs On Lack Of Diversity In Houston CRE
- H&M Sued For $4M In Unpaid Rent At Manhattan Flagship
- Spike In Eating-At-Home Fueling Grocer Expansion
- Colleges Don't Yet Know How To Reopen Their Student Housing Facilities
- SBE's Sam Nazarian Dishes On Why He's Betting Big On Ghost Kitchens
- Popularity Of Newer Offices With Wellness Perks Leaps Post-Pandemic
- Landlords And Retail Tenants Battle It Out Over Rent Payments
- My New Normal: Gensler Co-CEO Andy Cohen
- Do The Suburbs Have A Running Start On Responding To Coronavirus?
- Investors Are Ready On The Sidelines As Hunt For Distressed Assets Gears Up
- Enterprise Hires Drew Warshaw, Who Helped Rebuild The World Trade Center, As COO
- Gone Till September: New Yorkers’ Hopes For A Summer Recovery Have Faded
- Developers Gil Dezer, Jon Paul Perez: Problems Everywhere Else Will Benefit South Florida
- Largest Co-Living Project In The U.S. Debuts In Fort Lauderdale
- Developer Who Has Completed 2 Apartment Buildings During Pandemic Says Leasing Has Been ‘Robust’
- ‘We Have A Lot Of Work To Do’: Jeff Blau, Richard Mack On The Industry’s Failure To Diversify
- Ballymore Set To Buy London Shopping Centre And Turn It Into Homes
- SoftBank-Backed Startup Sued For $42.4M For Allegedly Backing Out Of Bay Area Lease
- 3 Months After Initial Coronavirus Outbreak, Development Market Shows Signs of Resilience
- Surge In Suburban Housing Interest Hasn't Impacted Multifamily Rental Market
- These Brands Are Expanding Despite The Tough Retail Environment
- Some Product Distributors Are Recession-Proof And Hungry For Space In Chicago
- WeWork Withdraws Staff From NYC Locations Amid Demonstrations
- Smithsonian Looks To Add 1M SF To Suitland Facility
- Birmingham (Slowly) Goes Back To The Office
- Broad Street, Birmingham's Skyscraper Alley, Prepares For BTR Bounceback
- Coworking Is Surviving Its Trial By Fire
- East Bay Office Sector Sees Room For Growth Post-Pandemic
- Hickok Cole Moving Headquarters From Georgetown To Union Market
- Show's Over For AMC Theatres?