Stories — November 2022
- Affordable Housing’s Perfect Storm Is A Challenge And Opportunity For Investors
- Irish Government Is Hitting Housing Targets But Missing Real Need
- This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
- Lender Seeks To Foreclose On 10-Story Union Square Office Building
- Airbnb, Landlords Working Together To Fill Apartments With New Program
- Albertsons-Kroger Merger Could Bring Opportunity In Grocery Real Estate
- This Week's Denver Deal Sheet
- Life Sciences Startups Slimming Space Needs During Downturn
- New York Seeks To End Last Vestige Of Pandemic Emergency Renter Protection
- Project Slated For River Oaks To Feature Condos Starting At $1.7M
- Hudson Valley Property Group Expands Affordable Housing Mission To Chicago With $61M Acquisition
- U.S. Apartment Rents Decline For Third Straight Month
- $3B Mixed-Use Community Coming To Site Of Defunct Wade Park Project In Frisco
- This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
- 'Cars To Casas' Can't Combat Construction Costs
- Waterfront Miami Site With 20M SF Of Potential Hits Market Asking Over $1B
- Affordable Complex Owned By Coretta Scott King-Founded Group To Be Redeveloped
- Concerned About Layoffs? 3 Tips To Help Prepare For Your Next CRE Opportunity
- Colors Of The Windy City: Expanding Healthcare Options To Vibrant LGBTQ+ Community
- Nominations Are Now Open For Bisnow's Twin Cities Women Leading Real Estate Awards Event
- Retired CEO Sells Malden Industrial Property For $24M
- Hyatt To Acquire Dream Hotel Group For $300M In Extension Of 'Asset Light' Strategy
- This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
- Goldstar Lands $83M Loan To Build Apartments On I-270 Biotech Corridor
- Co-Warehousing Operator Saltbox Lands $35M Funding Round, Expands To New Cities
- Miami Sued For $76M Over Allegedly Overcharging For Building Permit Fees
- Philly Industrial Tenant Demand Still Strong — If Developers Can Figure Out How To Finance Construction
- City Wants Hudson Pacific To Redevelop Marlton Square Land Into Mixed-Use District
- Private Equity Firm Restructures As Era Of Growth Fades
- Oracle Again Looks To Unload Bay Area Office Space