Stories — August 2021
- Bookie's £1B Bet Against The Regions
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- Pandemic Pushes Healthcare Real Estate Into New World Of Better Amenities And More Appealing Spaces
- Oxford Properties Wants To Turn A Former Boston WeWork Into Life Sciences Space
- KKR To Sell 14.5M SF Industrial Real Estate Portfolio For $2.2B
- Black Creek Set To Pay $21.5M For 151K SF Business Park In Southwest Houston
- EXCLUSIVE: Major Soho Development Site Owned By Property Grandee In Receivership
- Cash Stockpiles, Cheap Debt Spurring Commercial Real Estate M&A Frenzy
- Greysteel Hires Colliers Affordable Housing Investment Sales Brokers
- Do Anxious Officemates Make Case For A Delta Delay In Reopening Workplaces?
- Origin Stories: Colliers Vice President Kendin Carr On Going From Answering Phones To Closing Deals
- Proptech Firm Wynd Raises $10M To Expand Air Quality Tools To Commercial Buildings
- Watchdog Group: Wage Exploitation Of Construction Workers Threatens Housing Supply
- 'This Just Isn't Sustainable': The Housing Affordability Crisis Is Accelerating
- College Park Business Owners Hope For Recovery This Semester, But Delta Variant Creates Uncertainty
- Hyatt Buying Apple Leisure Group For $2.7B
- State Street Is Ditching Its Manhattan Offices In Ominous Sign For NYC
- Biomanufacturing Outsourcing 'Growing Wildly' As Life Sciences Firms Ramp Up Production
- Equity Commonwealth Sweetens Monmouth Offer After Advisory Firm Discourages Acquisition
- Clayco To Develop 1M SF Spec Warehouse South Of Atlanta
- Winick Realty Group Up For Sale After Founder's Bankruptcy
- Law Firm Takes 158K SF In The City As London Leasing Recovery Continues
- Hospital Expansions, Purple Line Updates And Mixed-Use Developments: The Latest In Prince George’s County
- This Is What Online Retailers Really Think About Leasing Physical Stores
- Love, Rivalry And Bad Bosses: The Irrational Side Of The Debate Over Work
- Trillion-Dollar Infrastructure Bill Promises ‘Significant’ Changes For U.S. Data Centers
- Nominations Open For Houston Power Women: Rising Stars
- This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
- WeWork Sees Signs Of Recovery In Smaller Q2 Loss Of $923M
- Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Landlords On Element Of N.Y. Eviction Moratorium