Stories — July 2021
- Now Museums Are Taking Space In Fast-Growing Life Sciences Sector
- DFW Office Vacancy Nears 23%
- Tesla, Brookfield Partner To Build Solar-Powered Neighborhood In Austin
- 2 Former Transwestern Leaders Start New Brokerage Company For 'Mission-Driven' Companies
- Clifford Chance Wants A New 400K SF HQ. Is That Good Or Bad For The Market?
- Philly Property Investor Who Gamed Sheriff's Sale System Indicted On New Charges
- This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
- New York Luxury Developer Proposing Mixed-Use Tower In Midtown Atlanta
- In An Effort To Guide Changes To Their Neighborhood, HiFi Community Organizations Take The Initiative
- Warby Parker To Increase Store Count By 25% This Year As IPO Looms
- Hotels And Retail, Sectors Hardest Hit By Pandemic, Show Signs Of Bouncing Back
- Restaurant Workers Are Quitting More Than They Ever Have, And They're Not Coming Back
- EagleBank Changemakers: Rooney Holdings' Kathleen Rooney On How Technology Can Combat Rising CRE Costs
- Inside MRP's Massive Northeast D.C. Project Featuring Alamo Drafthouse
- Boston's Hyped Compact Living Program Has Yet To Produce A Single Unit Of Housing
- JLL And Starwood VC Divisions Back Overhauled Hybrid Work Platform
- Covid's Staying Power, mRNA Vaccine Emergence Offer Shot In The Arm For Biomanufacturing Real Estate
- New $1.2B Life Sciences Joint Venture Links Greystar With Canadian Pension Board
- Apartment Rents Reach Record High, Led By Small And Midsized Markets
- Texas’ Early Reopening Has Helped Houston’s Retail Sector Recover Faster Than Other Cities
- Empire, Suicide, Bankruptcy And Rebirth: Wembley’s Wild 150-Year Real Estate Journey
- Manhattan's Office Market Faces A Worsening Supply Problem
- Tourists And Conventions Are Back, But Hotels Are Still Missing One Piece That Would Ensure Recovery
- Brookfield, Simon Invest In Sam Nazarian’s Food Court Ghost Kitchens Concept
- Peter Linneman On Unemployment, The Economy And What Asset Classes To Look Out For Now
- Extreme Heat Waves Pose Increasingly Deadly Risks To Construction Workers
- Equity Residential Returns To Atlanta With Midtown Skyhouse Purchase
- TikTok Parent ByteDance Takes 2.5M SF At Tishman Speyer Development For Regional HQ
- After Rapidly Leasing Up Phase 1, Stream To Break Ground On Phase 2 Of Brookshire Development
- BTR Development Will Be Hit By The New Building Control Bill