• Hiring, Access To Capital Key To Bay Area CRE Diversity
• After Missing Payments, Starwood Forced To Relinquish $1.6B Mall Portfolio
• WeWork Sues Boston, D.C. Landlords Over Allegedly Unreimbursed TIAs
• Gilbane Wins Contract To Demolish RFK Stadium, Expected To Start In 2022
• Soothing Multifamily Tenants' Fears About Pathogens Isn't Insurmountable
• Pendulum Swinging Back Away From Open Offices Due To Pandemic
• Breaking Up Intu To Cost £100M
• U.S. Imports Ramp Up As Retailers Prepare For Holiday Season
• Trammell Crow Developing 615K SF Distribution Center For Home Depot
• Vacancy Along Manhattan's Broadway Has Gone Up Nearly 80%
• Cities In At Least 25 States Vie For HQ Of U.S. Space Command
• Deferred Dreams: Katie Ledecky, U.S. Olympic Committee CEO Sarah Hirshland On Tokyo 2021
• Teixeira Sells Quarry Yards Site To Mystery Buyer
• Social Security Administration To Shrink D.C.-Area Footprint
• Remember The Beorma Quarter? Now A Compulsory Purchase Order Could Make It Happen
• NMHC Reports Rent Payments Down To 76.4%, The Lowest Yet
• Most Expensive Stadium Ever Built Debuts In LA Without Fans
• CRE Investing Might Get A Boost From SEC Rule Change
• Amazon Music Signs Lease For Studio Space Williamsburg
• Birmingham Local Lockdown: Property Industry Keeps Its Fears To Itself
• Miami Company Introduces 'Virtual Coworking'
• Apartment Deliveries, Construction Starts Decline As Demand For NYC Apartments Dwindles
• Boston Lab Space Now Poised For Even More Growth, Thanks To The Pandemic
• Birmingham's Resi Crunch: Taylor Grange-Linked Business In Administration
• Solving The Transport Conundrum Keeping People Out Of The Office Is Tough, But Not Impossible
• LVMH Nixes $16.2B Tiffany Deal, Cites Tariffs As Stumbling Block
• What It's Like To Relocate An Office In The Midst Of A Pandemic
• Once Overlooked, The D.C.-Area Industrial Market Is Now Bursting With Demand
• Property Owners Wait And See If They’ll Be Allowed To Collect Rent Again
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet