Stories — July 2020
- Some Student Housing Foiled By Online Classes, Unclear Plans
- Real Estate CEO Captaining New Coronavirus Data Collection From CDC
- Gov. Hogan's Brother Proposes Mixed-Use Project In Upper Marlboro
- Tishman Speyer Launches Affordable Housing Program With New Managing Director
- Industrious Teams Up With Williamsburg Hotel To Provide Private Offices
- Shopoff Megaproject Cleared By Courts Moves Forward
- Menkiti Group Lands D.C. Agency At Anacostia Development
- What Topples First? NYC Eviction Moratorium Has Created A House Of Cards
- Former Dallas Cowboys Star Bets On New Fitness Concept In Trophy Club
- How JLL’s London HQ Move Was Revealed … By CBRE
- UK Real Estate Firm Leads £252M Fundraising For Dark Kitchen Startup
- ‘A Candidates’ Market’: Property Managers And Other CRE Roles In High Demand
- My New Normal: LightBox Senior Vice President, Broker Operations Tina Lichens
- With Congress Back In Session, CRE Lobbyists Push For Renter, Retail Help In Next Stimulus
- Younger Partners Goes Against The Tide, Launches Platform To Buy Retail Assets
- 'The Robots Are Coming': Hotels Adjust To New Reality With Some Unusual Tools
- Mapped: The Great Department Store Conversion Is Now On
- Researchers Closer To Understanding The Role Of Buildings In The Pandemic
- Rooms To Go To Move Atlanta HQ To Central Perimeter
- DFW Office Market Hit Rough Waters In Second Quarter
- Lendlease's Melissa Burch On Landing A Condo Construction Loan In The Pandemic
- This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
- Why One CRE Intelligence Company Made Its Data Free For 2020
- Landlords Getting More Flexible In Office Leasing, Even For Large Spaces
- UIP Faces Third Lawsuit Over Stiffing Contractors As It Sues To Evict Dozens Of Renters
- Montgomery County Approves 3M SF Redevelopment Of Westfield Montgomery Mall
- Longtime Bay Area CRE Companies Form Partnership
- Industrial Developers Set New Records As Distributors Look Past The Pandemic
- New York’s Construction Workforce May Never Fully Recover From The Pandemic
- The W Hotel Downtown Won't Reopen