• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Airbnb Plans To Use Union Labor For Its Developments
• Former Sears To Become Massive $250M Food Hall, Entertainment District
• Developer Ricchi Group Acquires Iconic Gold-Glass Optima Business Park Complex
• Former Executive Sues CBRE, Alleging Racial, Gender Discrimination
• Retailers Re-Evaluate Downtown Seattle As Street Crime Raises Questions
• Big Peninsula Office Project Secures Key Financing Boost
• 'Australia Is On Fire. We Must Do Things Differently.'
• Goldman Sachs Selling Data Center Operator For $2.1B
• Progress Report: WeWork 90 Days After Announcing A 90-Day Turnaround Plan
• Opportunity Zone Investment Soared In December, New Data Shows
• Over 7M SF Of GSA Lease Expirations This Year Create Opportunities For Vacant Buildings
• 'WTF': Economists React To December Jobs Report On Twitter
• Greystone Purchases C-III Asset Management And Its $20.7B Special Servicing Portfolio
• Nuveen Sells Posh Woodley Apartment Building For $15M Loss
• Houston's Density Revolution Is Just Beginning
• Chi-Town Cannabis Retailers Scramble For Space As Legal Weed Rolls Out
• Shriners Hospital Leaving Texas Medical Center
• Workbar Expanding to Needham
• Senior Housing Development Booming In D.C. Area, But Demand Hasn't Kept Up
• California Weed Retailers Lose Out As Thriving Black Market Persists
• Legacy Ventures Planning A Luxury Boutique Hotel In Downtown Atlanta
• Airbnb Confirms New Silicon Valley Campus
• Lancaster: A Hidden Gem On The Automated Vehicle Community’s Radar
• Prolific Cali Developer Names New NorCal GM To Oversee Expansion
• Boston’s Booming, But Developers Say Heightened Regulation Could Take It All Away
• U.S. Cities Vowed To Have More Mass Transit By 2020. Most Are Still Waiting.
• Still In Bankruptcy, Forever 21 De-Emphasizing Physical Stores
• Center Plaza Owners Look To Sell
• Virgin Hotels Out At Union Market Project After Lenders Balk