• Football’s Coming Back, But Empty Stadiums Could Push Smaller Clubs To The Brink
• With Support From The Community, Alexandria Businesses Find Creative Ways To Move Forward
• Mass Transit Was Crippled By The Pandemic, But Did It Need To Be?
• Houston’s Life Sciences Industry Needs Spec Space
• New Health Guidelines Burdensome And Costly, Kilroy Exec Says
• S.F. To Remove Hundreds Of Homeless Encampments
• The 4 Triggers To Watch If Retail Investment Is Ever Going To Start Again
• Density Has Taken 'A Complete U-Turn,' Boston Properties VP Says
• Question 2
• Time For CRE Prices To Fall? Yes, No, Maybe So.
• Question 3
• My New Normal: Prologis Vice President Jason Tenenbaum
• Question 1
• This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
• Will Electrostatic Mist Ruin My Keyboard? Here's A Coronavirus Office Cleaning Primer.
• Davis Cos. Managing Director Larry Lenrow Dies At 64
• Read This CRE Exec's 10-Point Plan To Fix The Industry's Diversity Problem
• Reonomy Names New CEO, Sarkis To Become Executive Chairman
• Los Angeles Apartment Association Sues City Of LA Challenging Eviction Ban And Rent Freeze
• CBRE Broker Is First Black ‘Bachelor’ In Reality TV Show's History
• 'Shame Can Cause Us To Act': Cedric Bobo On How CRE Companies Can Face Their Diversity Problem
• Despite Coronavirus Spikes, Disneyland And Orange County Hotels Brace For Reopening
• This Coworking Provider Is Stepping In When Others Go South
• Federal Realty Lands First Tenant In Spec Office Building At Pike & Rose
• Telehealth Gets A Sudden Boost From The Pandemic. Can Hospitals Handle It?
• MP Boston Is Reducing The Size Of Winthrop Center Again
• The Pandemic Froze Demand For Office Proptech, But Reopening Is Creating A Surge In Adoption
• Douglas Elliman Sued For $273K In Unpaid Rent For Fifth Avenue Office
• Pent-Up Demand For Atlanta Offices Is Building, Owners Say
• NYC Apartment Vacancy Soars As New Lease Signings Plummet