Stories — October 2022
- Conti Capital Prepares To Relocate To New 22K SF HQ In Dallas
- Rent Loyalty Program Startup Reaches Unicorn Status
- Bay Area Cities Seek To Raise Hotel Taxes To Pay For Infrastructure Improvements
- Prime Acreage In Boca Raton Hits Market For $43M. The Catch? It's Largely Underwater
- BXP To Pay $280M For 27% Stake In Flatiron Office Tower
- Office Conversions Kill 2 Birds With One Stone In Dallas' CBD And Beyond
- Dublin Waits On Debenhams Decision As City Bucks Retail Struggles
- BTR Looks An Early Slowdown Winner, If Planning Confusion Doesn't Mess Things Up
- $4B UK Life Sciences Fund Reveals First U.S. Investments
- BXP Sees Slowdown In Tech And Life Sciences Leasing
- LA's Studio Spaces Face An Uncertain Season Amid Mergers, Economic Slowdown
- Sustainable Packaging Maker Taking Over 246K SF Building At RiverEdge Summit
- Hotel Chain Backed By Sternlicht, Kalanick Gets $50M Investment From Saudi Fund, Partner
- Tradepoint Atlantic Reaches Deal To Add 165-Acre Container Facility
- D.C. Board Rejects All-Electric Building Plan After Last-Minute Pepco Concerns
- Kilroy Pauses Another Project, Says Now Is The Time To Be Patient
- Ikea Closing First U.S. Small Concept Store Less Than 2 Years After It Opened
- Judge Throws Out Rialto's Dismissal Request In Carl Icahn Suit
- As States Escalate Resistance, ESG Backlash Could Come At A Cost To Investors
- Gove Is Back, Planning Reform Is Off And Investment Zones Might Be Out As New UK Government Takes Shape
- Alphabet Freezes Hiring, CRE Investment Could Be Next
- The CRE Sector Needs A Digital Transformation: Don't Get Left Behind
- Companies Ramp Up Coworking Expansions, A Rare Office Market Bright Spot
- Former NYC Deputy Mayor Raises Fund To Back Affordable Housing Developers
- Construction Set To Increase By 60% Globally Over Next 15 Years, Spurred By Climate Change: Study
- In Latest Closure, WeWork Shuttering Big Burbank Location
- Selfridges Backs M&S As Inquiry Over Controversial Marble Arch Plans Begins
- OZ Investors Continue To Throw Money At Apartments
- Post-Ian Reconstruction Needs, Tight Construction Labor Market Add Up To Delays Nationwide
- Montgomery County Approves Sweeping Plan To Allow Denser Development