Stories — July 2020
- D.C. Council Votes To Extend Rent Control, Increase Affordable Housing Funds
- Adventures In Job Searching While Furloughed
- NYC Restaurants Pivoting To Hamptons Satellite Locations
- Chevy Chase Land Co. Hires New CEO From McCaffery
- Suddenly, The Investment Market Comes Out Of The Deep Freeze
- Amid Uncertain Times, A Bay Area Architecture Firm Dives Into The LA Market
- EXCLUSIVE: Pharmaceutical Giant Considers Relocation Out Of Mission Bay
- One Westchase Center Borrower To Transition Property To Lender
- CRE Financing Gets Harder To Obtain, More Expensive
- The ‘Obvious Buyer’ For CNN Center Has $5B Of Motivation Across The Street
- Survey: What Sort Of Reduction Do You Think Is Fair On Your Property Taxes?
- Without Broadway, Hope For A 2020 NYC Tourism Rebound Fades Away
- These Were The Hottest DFW Apartment Submarkets During The Pandemic Shutdown
- Langham Hotel Lays Off 472 Employees As Coronavirus Continues
- Citi, Other Financial Firms Reluctant To Return Workers To Offices
- Opportunity Zone Investors Should Consider Being On The 'Right Side Of History,' Fund Founder Says
- Amazon-Leased Warehouse In Northern Virginia Sells For Record Price
- Mixed-Use Project With Residential, Office, Retail Proposed In Clarendon
- Big Pension Fund Makes 45-Year Bet On UK Residential
- D.C. Hotels Below 20% Occupancy During Usually Busy Summer Tourism Season
- 'It’s Physical, How Depressing It Is': Life As A Furloughed CRE Employee
- Judge Halts Foreclosure Auction On One Of New York's Most Expensive Hotels
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Banks Stand To Lose $48B On CRE Loans
- Meet The Investor Who’s Completed 22 Deals During Lockdown
- How To Tell Your Impact From Your Sustainable Investing — And Avoid Greenwashing
- My New Normal: Pollock Commercial Real Estate Services Founder Jeff Pollock
- Distressed Assets Simmer On The Sidelines As CMBS Delinquencies Lurch Higher
- Medical Office Building In Buckhead Set To Start Construction
- Top CRE LGBTQ Leaders Say The Industry Still Has Far To Go On Equality