Stories — February 2021
- Balancing The High Risks, High Rewards In Life Sciences Real Estate
- How Mass Timber Is Reshaping Civic Buildings From Procurement To Completion
- Valentino Takes Retail Space In Vacancy-Ravaged SoHo
- Multifamily Housing May Be Picking Itself Off The Mat After Tough 2020
- Crocker Partners Expands To D.C. Market With New Hire
- Life Sciences Leasing Binge Continues On S.F. Peninsula
- Data Down Under: Sydney Surges As Data Centers Hub
- Andrea Olshan Departs Top Job At Family Company To Lead Sears REIT Spinoff
- Cushman Moves To ‘Hub And Gateway’ Office Network Model In The UK
- After 'Unprecedented Growth,' Long Beach Works To Weather The Pandemic
- After Drop In 2020, Construction Execs Foresee 'Price Creep' This Year As Activity Returns
- Inside How A Government-Seized Commercial Building Gets Sold
- NYC Apartment Rents Have Bottomed Out. Now The Painful Recovery Begins
- Grocers, Discounters And Electric Car Dealers: The Retailers Opening Stores In 2021
- Boston's Leaders Want More Oversight Over Lab Development Amid Building Boom
- COVID May Kill The Subleasing Model Of Coworking, But Another Model Is Rising To Take Its Place
- Microsoft Announces Major Atlanta Investment, Including 90-Acre Campus, Housing, Data Centers
- How Are CRE Firms Still Nabbing Top Talent In A Remote Work World?
- Amazon Leases Another Philly Warehouse, Approaches 10M SF In Greater Philly Area
- Reschke Secures Refinance For Downtown Hotel, Which Now Has Time To Recover
- For The First Time, Speculative Cold Storage Is Underway In Houston
- ‘One Night In Miami' Gets Oscar Buzz, Puts Spotlight On Hampton House Hotel
- With Moves Toward Urban Center, Life Sciences Aims To Become Downtown San Diego’s Lifeblood
- Kier Opts For a Bigger Doughnut At Arena Central
- Lightfoot Allows Limited Expansion Of Indoor Dining, Sets Road Map For Further Easing Of Restrictions
- Highwoods Unloads Atlanta FAA Office For $31M
- Sale Of Site To Heavyweight Developer Could Mean Stock Exchange Stays In The City After All
- Houston's MarqE Entertainment Center Is Getting A Big Face-Lift
- Here's Why St Modwen Is Suddenly On A Roll
- Plummeting Rents Open The Door For A New Generation Of Retailers