Stories — August 2020
- Permitting Delays In Houston Are Costing Developers Millions
- Fintech Company Eyeing Sandy Springs For Large Innovation Center
- These Are The Biggest NYC Office Leases Signed Since The Pandemic Began
- Housing-Starved Napa OZ Adds New Projects, With Few Options For Workers
- LIHTC Investors Fight Back, Say Judge’s Ruling Will ‘Chill’ Investment In Affordable Housing
- Crown Acquisitions Defaults, Could Lose Financial District Building After Gap Skips Rent
- Consulting Firm Extends Lease, Expands Footprint In Downtown D.C. Building
- Wharton, Walton Street Buy 32 South Jersey Industrial Buildings
- Urban Multifamily Dips In Q2 As Renters Look To Lower-Cost Areas
- Sour Economy Puts Kibosh On Brookfield Mall Redevelopment Plan
- Origin Stories: Jodie Jiles Switched Careers On Advice From His Son
- 'I Wouldn't Despair': HPD Commissioner Louise Carroll Defends City’s Affordable Housing Budget Cuts
- Harvard Studies Bring Data To How We Are Working Now And What That Means For Offices
- Minnesota Avenue Site To Hit The Market With 250K SF Of Development Potential In An Opportunity Zone
- Manchester's Local Lockdown Is Hurting The Property Market
- California Developers Lining Up To Use CLT, Project Manager Says
- CMBS Losses Post-Coronavirus May Spark New Questions About Underwriting
- Government Gives U+I A Boost In The Battle For City Office Pre-Lets
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- N.Y. Deal Sheet: Facebook Closes On Huge Farley Building Lease
- More Than A Hot Tub: The 28-Acre Manchester Wellness Concept That Is Going Nationwide
- Massachusetts Construction Unions Ask For More Virus Protocol Enforcement
- 17K SF Back Bay Luxury Retail, Office Building Sells For $42M
- Cuomo Signs Law To Revoke Licenses Of Brokers Who Discriminate Against Buyers
- Monument Pivots Shaw Building From Condos To Apartments, Sells It For $49M
- 7-Eleven Parent To Acquire Speedway Stores For $21B
- Giant Expanding Warehouse That Serves 163 Mid-Atlantic Grocery Stores
- Why New York Likely Won't Face Mass Evictions When Its Moratorium Expires This Month
- Lennar Oakland Project Faces Criticism For Including No Affordable Housing
- Scannell Nabs Build-To-Suit For Love's Industrial Facility In Henry County