• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Remote Work’s Moment Could Lead CRE Firms To Diverse Talent
• Biden's Economic Team Signals Bold Stimulus, Moderate Policy, CRE Experts Say
• For Hammerson BTR Is A Bridge To Its Future
• Facebook To Grow Fort Worth Data Center By 170K SF
• Manhattan Rents Down 15%, Brooklyn Rents Down 12% As Exodus Continues
• These Are Houston’s Biggest Office Projects Under Construction
• Roxbury Committee Taps Black Developers For Nubian Square Projects
• Developers Still Ready To Take Big Chances On Downtown
• Burbank’s Next Megadevelopment Aims To Raise The Bar For Media Workspace
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Aviva Investors Goes Deep Green
• Post-Pandemic CRE Valuations Could Improve As Early As 2021
• LaSalle Investment Management CEO Steps Down
• Goldman Sachs Division, Dalfen Acquire 11 Industrial Properties
• Coworking Firm’s Struggles To Emerge From Bankruptcy Reveal Issues Plaguing Operators
• Origin Stories: Architect Whitney Kraus On Having Thick Skin And The Small World Of Big Projects
• With Its Growing Residential Population, Denton County Is The Silent Storm In CRE
• In D.C., A New Trophy Building Offers Luxury Office Space While Catering To The Community
• Amazon To Open 1M SF Fulfillment Center In Missouri City In 2021
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• 'Carnage,' Taxes And Disappearing Runway: California CRE Pushes Back Against Deeper Lockdown
• Goldman Sachs Could Move Asset Management Unit To Florida
• Pandemic Pivot For CRE About Rethinking Market, Reskilling Staff
• Menkiti Group Launches New D.C.-Based Mortgage Lending Company
• Suburban Hotels Drawing More Travelers Than Downtown Counterparts
• How 4 Historic Pennsylvania Landmarks Got New Leases On Life
• Bulfinch, Harrison Street Sell Cambridge Discovery Park For $720M
• Colliers Hires 3 D.C. Brokers From Cushman & Wakefield, Carr Properties
• Meet The Investor Rolling Up The Profitable Assets Too Small For The Big Beasts