Stories — August 2020
- Architect Sues Skanska, Claims It Wasn't Paid For Extra Work On D.C. Water HQ
- Gwinnett Complex Is Biggest Flex Industrial Sale In Years
- Anbang And Mirae Asset Global Investment Go To Trial Over Soured $5.8B Hotel Deal
- The Rise And Pause Of South Korea’s Deal-Hungry Investors
- CRE Made The Switch To Zoom. Are Augmented And Virtual Reality Next?
- In A Risky Market, Can PACE Financing Give Hotels The Time They Need To Recover?
- Sam Zell Strikes Again With $300M IPO To Snap Up Distribution Tech
- Judge Allows Men's Wearhouse Parent Company To Exit 100 Leases
- NYC Investment Sales Volume Down Over 50% From Last Year In First Half Of 2020
- Regus Files For Bankruptcy At Its 1 Concourse Parkway Location
- West Oakland Still Poised For TOD Transformation
- What To Wear To A Virtual Gala And Other Pandemic Networking Questions Answered
- Interest In This Autonomous Construction Tech Has Doubled Since March
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Pinterest Cancels Huge Lease As Workforce Becomes More Remote
- U.S. Construction Costs Dropping Overall, But Not Everyone Gets A Break
- CRE Keeps Wary Eye On California Election's Big-Ticket Items
- At Least A Quarter Of U.S. Malls Will Disappear
- Major Contractor Discloses Financial Misstatements
- Buyers Want A 27% Price Cut On NY CRE, But Sellers Aren't Budging Yet
- Mall-To-Industrial Conversions Likely Will Be Less Than 1% Of Development Over Next Decade
- Heat Mapping, Contact Tracing, Sensor Grids: The Tech That Will Empower Office Returns
- Rise Of E-Commerce Prompts PGIM To Buy Industrial Portfolio For $425M
- This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
- Environmental Sustainability May Lose Out To Wellness In Office Buildings If Push Comes To Shove
- When A Mass Email Won’t Cut It: How Property Managers Keep In Touch In Sensitive Times
- Hub-And-Spoke Office Model Has Big Companies Seeking Out Smaller Cities
- 2020 Is A Tipping Point For Construction Tech; Execs Say There Is No Turning Back
- Court Ruling Advances Long-Awaited West Heating Plant Project
- Illinois May Be Poised To Set A Standard For Diversity In The Cannabis Industry