Stories — May 2021
- Landsea Snaps Up Alameda Waterfront Sites For ‘Island-Inspired’ Townhome Development
- Post-Pandemic Epiphanies May Include An Office Resignation Boom
- Family Values: Apache Bets On £1.6B Single-Family BTR
- Funds Flood OZs As Program Faces Possible Rule Changes
- This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
- Monopoly To Open Real-Life Gaming Experience In Former 23K SF London Retail Store
- Land Rush Of 2021 Shows Rural Texas Areas Gaining Value
- With A $28.6B Grant Fund, Restaurant Landlords Hope To Recoup Lost Rent
- Hotel Owners Predict Summer Leisure Explosion But Still Unsure Of Business Travel
- As Businesses Rethink Office Needs, A Council Of Innovators Offers A Proactive Approach
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- Origin Stories: Ken Ashley On What's To Love About Tenant Rep Work
- About 6 Months Into Operations, CarParts.com To Grow DFW Distribution Center
- A CRE Expert On The Future Of Distressed Assets In A Post-Pandemic World
- Houston’s Office Vacancy Is Record Levels Of Bleak, And Next Quarter Could Be Worse
- National Storage Affiliates Trust Buys Self-Storage Portfolio In Houston And Chicago
- Tomorrow’s Sustainable Buildings Need Today’s Staff To Get Schooled
- CoStar Sued For Alleged Lack Of Accessibility For Blind On Apartments.com
- JLL Lures Marion Jones To Capital Markets Team
- Bryan Tower In Downtown Dallas Lands In Foreclosure Auction
- As Inflation Looms, Real Estate Heads Into Long-Forgotten Territory
- Rubenstein Puts Wanamaker Building Up For Sale As It Stares Down 500K SF Of Potential Vacancy
- Stake In £1B UK Life Sciences Scheme Goes On Sale As Boom Continues
- Low Transaction Numbers And Rising Valuations Present Dangerous Combo, Fed Warns
- Simon Property, Authentic Brands To Acquire Eddie Bauer
- Newmark Adds National Leasing Group Focused Solely On Tech Tenants
- Allen Morris To Develop $100M Apartment Project In Druid Hills
- What’s New In Northeast D.C.: Developments, Acquisitions And A Rising Multifamily Market
- Art Gensler, World-Renowned Architect, Dies At 85
- New York City Construction Slumps To Lowest Level In A Decade