Stories — 2021
- A Letter From Lockdown London: How Real Estate Has Adapted To Survive
- Stonebridge Sells Piece Of Oakville Triangle Site To Townhouse Builder
- CRE's Next Generation: JLL Senior Director De'On Collins On Combining Drive And Mentorship To Thrive In CRE
- The First Developer-In-Chief Led The Nation With A CRE Perspective, For Better Or Worse
- How Biden's First Executive Orders Will Impact CRE
- Microsoft Highlighted Rough 2020 For Atlanta Offices, But Experts Foresee Quick Bounceback
- Dangling In The Air, Keeping Buildings Safe: Chicago’s Hands-On High-Elevation Inspectors
- Landlords Preparing For Tenants' Return By Activating The Streets And Adding Green Spaces
- NorCal Universities Say Build It And They Will Come, Shrugging Off Pandemic
- UPDATED: Cypress Waters Tenants Put Space Up For Sublease, Continuing 'Dangerous Trend'
- Sunrise On Kinrise As Birmingham Gets Another Hipster Cluster
- Without 'Bad Boy' Clause, Palm Beach County Can't Terminate Trump's Golf Course Lease
- Starwood Heads Outside Of London And Will Spend £200M In First Direct UK Deal Since Start Of Pandemic
- Premium Rents Mean Landlords Turn To London's Film And TV Production Sector
- M2G Ventures, Pennybacker Capital Nab Tuesday Morning Assets
- Co-Living Company Quarters Files For Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- Demand For Industrial Space Near Port Houston Is Growing, Driven By Consumer Goods
- UK BTR: You Have To Know These 3 Staggering Facts
- A New First: Onboarding During A Pandemic Requires More Strategy
- Remote Control: How CRE Can Embrace Work-From-Home In Its Own Offices
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- The Long-Term Care Industry Is Battered, But Demographics All But Assure Its Rebound
- Blackstone's Pre-Pandemic Portfolio Pivots Spared It From The Worst Of The Recession's Effects
- Bay Area Self-Storage Shows Its Coronavirus Antibodies
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- Industrial Boom Will Continue, Office Investment Will Return In 2021: Colliers Report
- This Week's N.Y Deal Sheet
- Origin Stories: How RiseBoro CEO Scott Short's Passion To Reduce Inequality Led Him To Real Estate
- The Biggest Funds Raised In 2020 Have $24B To Spend On Post-Pandemic Real Estate
- Out Of The Spotlight, Brookfield Can Carve Up Its Global Property Giant