• 'Decelerating': Economists React To The August Jobs Report On Twitter
• Jeff DeBoer On His Game Plan To Push The CRE Agenda Before The Election
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• As Energy Sector Disruption Continues, Other Industries Consider Waller
• Marriott To Lay Off Over 600 Employees At Bethesda Headquarters
• Feds Seize Properties Acquired By 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Producer With Allegedly Laundered Funds
• Palo Alto ‘Stuck In A Rut,’ Mayor Says Following Palantir Exit
• Downsizing? Managers Will Also Need To Navigate 'Survivor Syndrome'
• Silverstone Plans Senior Living Building At The Boro In Tysons
• Business Interruption Lawsuits Are Not Going Tenants' Way
• Sara Terry Leaves Stream To Lead Colliers' New Agency Leasing Group
• NYC Restaurant Group Blasts Mayor's Restaurant Recovery Plan As 'Predatory,' Says Administration Hasn't Done Enough
• An 'Ecosystem' Has Propelled NYC Life Sciences Over The Past 5 Years
• Student Housing Portfolio Hits The Market In D.C.
• Businesses Organize To Push Brightline Expansion With 5 New Stops In Miami-Dade
• Coronavirus-Resistant Offices May Have An Advantage In The Market
• IRT Sees 90% Value Gain In Sandy Springs Apartment Investment
• NYC 2020 Office Leasing Volume Plummets, On Track To Hit Its Lowest Point This Century
• Newmark's Kay Davis Being Sued By Prominent Client For Must-Take Clauses
• For This Southeast Brokerage, Being The Underdog Has Its Benefits
• Boston Topples New York As Top Office Market
• Second Court Collaboration Tower Caught Up In Birmingham Skyscraper Wars
• CDC-Ordered Eviction Moratorium Meets Both Praise And Skepticism
• Multifamily Concessions On The Rise As Downtown Philly's Class-A Market Shows Signs Of Fraying
• Ann Summers Becomes Eighth Occupier In a Month To Plan CVA
• Peterson Looks To Add 500 Residential Units To Loudoun County Retail Project
• Recovery For D.C.'s Tourism Industry Expected To Take At Least 4 Years
• D.C. To Seek Developers For 2 East-Of-The-River Sites
• Morgan Stanley To Launch Major New Fund As Investors Eye Opportunities
• The £1.5B Smithfield Development Go-Slow