• This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
• Huge Vallejo Project Gets Green Light For Developer
• United Equities Expands Pasadena Business Park
• Reonomy To Expand To The West Coast, Plans To Open LA Headquarters
• £1B London Portfolio Hits The Market
• 'Wooo Eh!': Economists React To January's Jobs Report On Twitter
• United Bank Reports Record Earnings And Increases Dividend To Close Out 2019
• City Of Anna Next In Line In The North Texas Development Boom
• D.C. Leading The Nation In Foreign Investment And 5 Other CRE Trends To Watch
• Renderings Revealed: The 30-Story Towers Planned For Rosslyn
• Legal Issues Lead To NAI Capital Filing For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Denver Draws The Largest Share Of Renters Moving From Out Of State
• Sherwin-Williams Keeping HQ In Cleveland
• Sherwin-Williams HQ Is Not Coming To DFW
• The Oakland A's Are Betting On Development To Buoy A New Ballpark. They've Got A Long Way To Go.
• Failed Boston Coworking Deal Shines Light On Volatile Special Purpose Entity Leases
• 8 Major Projects Set To Redefine NYC's Skyline This Year
• American-Style Student Housing Spreading To Latin America
• Media Watchdog Group Moving To The Wharf's 800 Maine Office Building
• Investors Are Focusing On Stores In Retail, Turning Away From E-Commerce
• New York, Chicago, Boston Top Last Decade’s Office Sales
• 'Use The Funds To Grow The Business': Why Cannabis And Opportunity Zones Could Be A Budding Industry
• Surprise State Rules Ban Broker Fees Charged To NYC Renters
• Unique Cannabis Industry Needs Driven CRE Professionals, Not Cheech And Chong
• Investors, Retail Landlords Betting Big On Ghost Kitchens
• URI Providence A Potential Tenant For Superman Building
• Plan For 2,500-Unit Prince George's County Mall Redevelopment Moving Forward
• D.C. Looks To End 'Outdated' Urban Renewal Plans As Part Of Housing Development Strategy
• Hyde and Mortenson Team Up Again In Denver
• LiquidSpace Bids To Be The Federal Government's One-Stop Coworking Shop