Stories — October 2022
- Preservationist Decries 'Lamentable' Mixed-Use Tower Proposed Over Historic Apartments
- Despite Renewed Demand, Hotel Development To Be Uphill Slog
- Cushman & Wakefield Sues Brokers Who Left For JLL, Alleging Breach Of Contract
- Northwest D.C. College Plans Expansion Through Deal With Landmark Properties
- New Local Law 97 Details Generating 'A Lot Of Anxiety' Among Real Estate Groups
- Mag Mile Retail Exodus Continues With Departure of Banana Republic
- Midlands Developer Says It Wants To Help Occupiers Be Socially Conscious
- Smaller Tenants, Higher Costs: Tough Times Persist For Healthcare Real Estate
- New Mixed-Income Housing Trust Backed By Wu Buys $47M East Boston Portfolio
- This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
- Bridge Investment Group Raises Record $1.7B For Workforce Housing Fund
- Russian Oligarch's Alleged Property Manager Arrested For Violating Sanctions
- This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
- Montgomery County's Entire Planning Board Resigns Amid Workplace Misconduct Scandal
- Uptown Office Tower Gets New Name Following Expansion Of Texas Capital Bank Lease
- Rent Growth Is Slowing, But Housing Won't Be Affordable Anytime Soon
- Analysts On Why The Simon-Jamestown Deal Is A Savvy Move For Both Sides
- Law Firm Opts To Donate Baltimore Office Space Instead Of Subleasing
- Dublin Life Sciences Real Estate Can Follow Growth Path Taken By Tech
- Meta Bails Again: Silicon Valley Office Back On The Market After Meta Pulls Out
- Yotel In Downtown San Francisco Acquired For $62M In Foreclosure Auction
- A Prominent NYC Investment Firm Adapts To Market Fluctuations To Expand Its Portfolio In West Chelsea
- Simon Acquires 50% Stake In Jamestown From Company Founders
- Developer Pitches 70-Story Brickell Condo Tower With Solar Panel Windows
- Hybrid Is Here To Stay Even If There's A Recession, CRE Leaders Say
- Generation Park Developer Hopes New Project Will Have Everybody Gone Surfing
- Biggest U.S. Office Deal Ever? Real Estate Heir Reportedly Selling Father's Crown Jewel
- Greatland Realty Partners Buys 2 Lexington Office Buildings
- Oracle Lays Off 200 Bay Area Employees In Cost-Cutting Effort
- West Hollywood Developer Bringing 1,200 Units To Carson Mobile Home Site