• ‘Big Changes Are Coming’: LA Arts District Poised For More Office, Multifamily Development
• Hines Promotes Sarah Hawkins To U.S. East Region CEO
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
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• Healthpeak Properties Pays $180M For 185K SF Alewife Campus
• A New Financial Modeler Lets CRE Owners Stress Test Their Portfolios For Free
• What Is Next For LA CRE? Find Out at Bisnow’s Oct. 5 Event
• GSA's New Real Estate Head On The Future Of Federal Government Offices
• New Mixed-Use Projects In Office-Heavy Tysons Could Help Soften Impact Of Remote Work
• CBRE, JLL Say Data Center Industry May Be On Verge Of Significant Transformation
• Oxford Properties Drops $134M On Santa Clarita Business Park
• Could VC Investment Spike In Life Sciences Become Too Much Of A Good Thing?
• CRE Mulls Whether Federal Vaccine Rules Will Push Workers Back To Workplaces
• Investor Snaps Up Fully Leased 250K SF Office Building Along Dallas North Tollway
• Carried Interest Might Finally Die, But It Still Has Powerful Friends
• Are Landowners The Key To Solving The Housing Crisis?
• Jefferson Apartment Group Continues D.C.-Area Growth With Reston Acquisition
• Surfside Mayor Under Fire For Long-Overdue Repairs At His Own Multifamily Building
• Trammell Crow Planning Massive Industrial Park In Jackson County
• Integral Group Elevates Lundy Wilbon To President In International, Modular Pivot
• $81M Mixed-Income Housing Project Underway As West Palm Beach Begins To Boom
• 'No, I’m Better Than You, You’re The Boss, I’m Going To Be The Boss!'
• California’s Plan To Fill The Middle-Income Gap Starts With Market-Rate Housing
• Prejudice In Property And How To Triumph Over It: A Lesson From The 1960s
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• D.C.'s Top Housing Official To Retire
• One Company Expands Footprint, Another Downsizes In Office Renewals At One Midtown Manhattan Tower
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• Cedar Realty Trust Reportedly Weighing A Full Sale
• The Canadian Retail Market Is Coming To Grips With Pandemic Uncertainties