Stories — November 2022
- Master Mind Behind 156K SF Addition To West Palm Beach's Office Pipeline
- This Week's San Francisco Deal Sheet
- Musk Reportedly Considering Closing Twitter Data Center, Slashing Cloud Contracts
- New Homes Output Will Fall Short Of Target, Analysts Predict
- Bally's Inks $500M Sale-Leaseback Deal For Chicago Casino Site
- 'Alarming' Housing Crisis In South Florida Spurs Search For Solutions
- Property Managers Could Carry Your Portfolio Through The Recession, But Do You Look After Them?
- To Invest In The Right Amenities, Landlords Need To Collect Data On Office Use
- Despite A Strong Market, Dallas CRE Is Feeling The Strain Of Material Delays. Planning Ahead Can Help
- Aerotropolis Clayton County Is Ready To Fly Toward Economic Enhancement
- More Uncertainty Means Lenders, Developers Need More Partners To Get Deals Closed
- PODCAST: CRE Leaders Talk DEI Blowback, Hiring Quotas, Recession Impacts
- Bay Area Power Women Paving The Way For Those Who Come Next
- Is DFW's Hotel Market In Recovery Mode? The Answer Depends On How You Interpret The Data
- Biotech Firm Inks Lease In Baltimore's City Garage
- This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
- Record-Breaking 57 Companies Relocated Or Expanded Into Miami-Dade This Year
- Residential Energy Savings Of 35% Possible By Getting Inside Tenants' Brains
- Cisco To Lay Off Over 4,000 Employees, Shrink Real Estate Footprint
- Weekend Interview: The Badger Group President And CEO Paul Badger
- This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
- Council To Propose Dublin’s Retail Quarter Becomes Pedestrian Zone By 2025
- This Week's LA Deal Sheet
- The Woodlands Mall Proposes Major Retail, Hotel Expansion
- Expecting A Comeback, Convene Bringing 65K SF Flex Office Space To Union Square
- Taylor Morrison's North Texas Build-To-Rent Projects To Proceed Under Yardly Name
- Data Shows The Greenest Offices Are Getting More And More Valuable
- BPDA Approves Controversial Leather District Lab Project
- Summit Hotel REIT Goes Glamp With Latest Investment
- Trump Directed Illegal Practices At His Company, Then Stopped Them When He Was President, Ex-CFO Says