Stories — April 2021
- In Multifamily Renovations, Time Is Money. The Right Contractor Can Save Both
- Ziel Feldman Sues Former Business Partner, Accuses Him Of 'Looting' HFZ’s Assets
- King Of U.S. Industrial Activity In 2021? All Other Markets Bow To Dallas
- Kushner's Proposed 1M SF Industrial Project Could Impact Florida Agricultural Reserve
- Miami's Real Estate Boom: Too Good To Be True?
- Booz Allen Hamilton CEO On Business Travel, Cybersecurity And Terrible Sandwiches
- Hartman Simons Moving HQ To Platinum Tower
- JPMorgan To 'Significantly Reduce' Global Office Footprint, CEO Says
- Budget Shores Up $2.4B For N.Y. Rent Relief, But Critics Point To 'Unclear' Language
- Small Coworking Outfits In Dire Straits As ‘Funny Money’-Backed Competitors Prepare For Comeback
- Snow In April: Birmingham's Unseasonal Office Market
- D.C. Council Approves First Changes To City's Year-Old Eviction Ban
- These Brothers Went From Security Guards To Running A Proptech Platform With Partners Like Airbnb
- Former HUD Official Fined, Banned From Federal Service For Violating Hatch Act
- A City Hall Developer And A Wish For Rent Control: Sadiq Khan’s New Mayoral Manifesto
- 'Wait-And-See Mode' Persists In Philly's Slow And Steady Office Market
- 3 Things You Have To Know About Electric Cars And Why Property Should Love Them
- Plano Mayor's Race Will Say Plenty About The Viability Of Affordable Housing In North Texas
- UBS: 80,000 Stores Doomed To Close As E-Commerce Spikes Further
- California Could Reach June Reopening Milestone If Expectations Met
- LA Council Member Wants To Bring Bioscience Campus To Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw
- The Innovators: Sasaki Principal Victor Vizgaitis
- Brokerages Push For Diverse Pipeline, But Old-School Pay Structures Slow Progress
- ‘Maybe The Largest Venture Capital Opportunity In History’: Money Pours Into Climate-Focused Proptech
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- Traditional Office Is Merging With Coworking
- Google Offers $200M In Community Benefits As Part Of Massive San Jose Campus Plan
- Lee & Associates Founder Bill Lee Dies At 78
- The UK Warehouse Development Pipeline Has Doubled But It Is Still Not Enough
- Boston Office Rents 'Defying Gravity' As Lab Conversions, Leasing Pickup Stabilize Market