• American Dream Megamall Gets 4-Year Extension On $1.7B Construction Debt
• 'Demand Didn't Come Back As Swiftly As We Thought': WeWork Closing 40 Locations
• Luxury Units Push Manhattan Average Rents To New Record As Effective Rents Drop Overall
• A Winter Of Power Problems Looms For Data Centers
• Everett's Development Wave Hasn't Hit Its Riverfront — At Least Not Yet
• MacFarlane Partners CEO Steps Down After 3 Decades
• SURVEY: Ready For 2023? Bisnow Wants To Know How CRE Will Fare After A Tumultuous Year
• University Of Maryland To Lease, Then Build, New Montgomery County Campus
• Killed Deals On The Rise As Retailers Grapple With Soaring Costs
• The Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: MDH Partners Gets Big Mortgage For Warehouse Portfolio
• Recession Or Not, C-PACE Financing Continues To Accelerate
• As Cybercrime Becomes More Prevalent, Public Insurance Adjusters Are Finding New Ways To Fight For Their Clients
• How Investor Bobby Turner Raises Billions Helping People ‘Foreclosed Out Of The American Dream’
• Razor-Thin Margin In Congress Raises Real Estate Hopes For Lower Inflation, Bipartisanship
• Suburban Baltimore Apartment Properties Sell For Combined $84M Despite Market Headwinds
• Developer Of Burlington Lab Conversion Sells Building To MetLife For $103M
• Bay Area Ports Hopeful For Turning Point In 2022
• Dallas Voters Approve Proposition To Fund Redo Of Convention Center, Fair Park Renovations
• Chinese Developer Greenland Sells Downtown LA Apartment Tower For $504M
• This Week's Denver Deal Sheet
• Rising Debt Costs Hit Income At Brookfield Property
• This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
• Boston-Based Industrial REIT Opens Atlanta Office
• Meta's Mega-Layoff Hits Hard As San Francisco's Office Market Sputters
• Will Dublin’s Hotel Market Be Shaken Or Stirred By The Arrival Of The Hoxton?
• Marriott Launches Apartment-Style Brand To Cater To Remote Workers
• Transwestern Reportedly To Acquire Chicago-Based MBRE
• After Hochul's Narrow Win, CRE Hopes Focus Shifts To Tax Breaks
• PREIT To Explore Possible Merger, Sale Of Best Malls As Debt Noose Tightens
• On The Rise: Phoenix's Population Boom Boosts Local CRE