• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• 'Tis Not The Season: CRE Laments Loss Of Holiday Party Circuit
• FTC Moves To Block CoStar Acquisition Of RentPath
• Howard Lutnick's SPAC To Take Smart Glass Company View Public At $1.6B Valuation
• Data Center IT Never Stops Evolving. Digital Twins Can Help Data Center Facilities Evolve With It
• Triten Real Estate Partners, Taconic Capital Advisors Buy Downtown Houston Office Building
• What Student Housing Has In Common With Retail During The Pandemic
• Is A Republican Or Democratic Administration Better For CRE? Turns Out, It's A Tie
• A Shot In The Arm: Empty Retail Units Could Be Used For Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution
• LSH Buyer’s Legal Defence Says He Pulled Out Of Deal Due To Broker’s ‘Disputes’
• Hyperscalers Like Google, Facebook And Amazon Zeroing In On States That Generate Clean Power
• European Hotelier Betting Big On U.S. Lifestyle Hotels Despite Pandemic
• This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
• Starchitect Bjarke Ingels Is Master Planning The Entire Earth
• Office Developers, Miami Beach Wants You — With Some Caveats
• Is The West Midlands Joining The Global Data Centre Boom?
• Arden Cross Landlords Deepen Pact Ahead Of Developer Selection
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• As New Yorkers Increasingly Crave More Space For Less, Real Estate Leaders Are Bullish On Brooklyn
• Sterling Bay Completes $110M Sale Of Lincoln Yards Property
• The Urbanization Trend Will 'Re-Emerge With A Vengeance' After The Pandemic, CRE Experts Say
• Take A Seat At The Innovation Bar, The Latest Birmingham Offices Must-Have
• WRS Sells Underground Atlanta To Local Developer
• Apple Adding More Space To Midtown Sublease
• Before COVID, Blackstone’s The Office Group Was Flying
• Can Food Banks Save Shopping Centres? Ellandi Calls For A Big Rethink
• Cousins Files Permits Laying Groundwork For Expanded Parking Deck And Park At Capital City Plaza
• City Council Passes Lightfoot's $94M Property Tax Hike
• With 'Really Remarkable' Speed, Mass Timber Construction Has Caught On In Boston
• Waiting For Conditions To Improve Could Compound Problems For CMBS Lenders In Struggling Sectors