• Brokers 'Acting Like Therapists' To Close Deals Amid The Crisis
• Industrial Market Headed For A Downturn, New Report Finds
• Alexandria Buys Waltham Office/Lab Complex With Room To Build For $330M
• 76ers Attempting To Drum Up Support For New Arena At Penn's Landing
• Nitya Capital Buys One Westchase Out Of Special Servicing
• Amazon To Officially Open First Amazon Fresh Grocery Store In Los Angeles
• California Cities Race For Emergency Funding To Turn Hotels, Other Properties Into Housing
• Arlington Apartment Building Sells For $108M
• Some CRE Leaders Warming Up To Potential Joe Biden Presidency Despite Tax Hike Concerns
• Fortune International Settles Suit With Agent Over Unpaid Commissions
• Top Female CRE Leaders On Supporting New Talent, Building A Diverse Pipeline
• Battle Over Florida's Private Train Reaches U.S. Supreme Court
• What Coronavirus Slowdown? Allen Commercial Development Soars During Pandemic
• Discount Grocer Lidl To Spend $500M To Ramp Up U.S. Expansion
• The Pad On Harvard Developer Gets New Partner, Eyes More Condo Projects
• Dealing With Climate Change Will Take Gray And Green Infrastructure
• Infamous, Decade-Long Battle Over 315-Unit East Bay Housing Project Ends In Approval
• New Jersey's Impending Marijuana Legalization Vote Is Accelerating An Already-Hot Market
• Vornado Sues Times Square Retailer Claiming It Owes More Than $1M In Skipped Rent
• Felonious CPA Seeks Millions In Lawsuits Involving Jorge Perez, Stephen Ross
• With New Space Requirement, Government Rides To Rescue Of Birmingham Office Market
• Scarcity, Low Interest Rates Fuel 63% Jump In D.C. Condo Sales
• Single-Family Sales Soar, Powering Homebuilding Rebound
• JLL Represents The USPS In Selling Some Of Its Oldest Properties
• Restaurant Group Withdraws From New CRE-Backed Lobbying Push Over Tax Hike Opposition
• In A Competitive Market, Networking Sites Can Help CRE Professionals Find The Perfect Job
• Piedmont Taps JLL To Lease Galleria
• JBG Smith Looks To Sell Reston Office Building
• More Companies Are Moving To Paradise
• Chicago Real Estate Experts Say We're In Early Chapters Of Broader Recovery Story