• Peterson Brings On New Retail Brokers At National Harbor
• Boston Approves $8B Suffolk Downs Development
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Thyssenkrupp Downsizing Headquarters At The Battery
• Invesco Partners With Common To Help Fill Large Apartments
• PHOTOS: Federal Realty Moves Into New Pike & Rose Headquarters, Aims To Lease Up Building
• Women-Led Megaproject Looks To Make CRE History
• To Win Back Employees, Offices Need Daylight, Views And Fresh Air
• Preferred Apartment Communities Exits Student Housing With $478M Sale To Private Equity Giant
• Data Center Industry To Start Ramping Up After Pandemic Hiatus
• Modular Healthcare Construction Picking Up As On-Site Labor Gets More Challenging
• DFW Industrial Market Today Is More Competitive With Infill Sites Harder To Find
• New Construction Industry Data Provides Ray Of Hope For Development's Short-Term Future
• This Century-Old Construction Company Thinks Now Is The Time To Expand Into New York City
• Federal Realty Hitting Pause On New Development Until Leasing Market Improves
• Skender Shuts Down Its Modular Factory On Chicago's Southwest Side
• The Cracks In New York City's Multifamily Market Are Widening
• Conditions Ripe For Tenants To Renegotiate Leases
• The Cold Storage Market Is Maturing Beyond A Niche Industry
• Forget 51 Storeys, 4 Storeys Is Now Too Tall In The Jewellery Quarter
• As New 246K SF Scheme Unveiled, Market Asks If Birmingham's Office Market Is Healthy?
• 'This Is Our City': Why Scott Rechler Is Bringing RXR Back To The Office, Making Bankers Ride The Subway
• Industry City Pulls Plug On Rezoning After Political Pushback
• Class-B Assets Are The ‘Sweet Spot’ In Multifamily Right Now
• National Landing Leaders Look To Keep Restaurants Alive As Amazon Builds Out HQ2
• Convene Wants To Expand In The UK By Taking Over Dead Retail Space
• Pandemic Tech: How Can Property Owners Choose The Best Solutions For Both Today And The Future?
• Bleak Winter Ahead For Central London As Workers Told Not To Come Back To The Office
• Prologis Says The Great Retail-To-Logistics Conversion May Be Overhyped
• JLL Launches Group Dedicated To Retail-To-Industrial Conversions