Stories — November 2022
- End 'Own Goals' To Reignite Investment, Housing Specialists Tell Irish Government
- Newton Seeking Developers To Build On 15-Acre Property
- New York City Football Club Reaches Deal For 25,000-Seat Stadium In Queens
- 'The Hardest Job In Business': CRE's Chief Diversity Officers On Their Roles 2 Years Post-George Floyd
- This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
- HRP To Start Construction On Bellwether District At Former Refinery Site Early Next Year
- New But Smaller HQs On The Way As Law Firms Relocate In London
- CRE On The Ballot: Here's How Measures Affecting The Industry Fared In California
- Building New Warehouses 'Very, Very Difficult' In Atlanta Despite Resilient Demand
- Residential Rent Growth Slows Nationwide, Resumes Regular Seasonal Shifts
- This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
- Avoiding Food Delivery Chaos And Hangry Tenants: Why Buildings Need A Food Delivery Management Solution
- Multifamily Landlords: Don’t Let A Possible Recession Delay Your Tech Investment
- WeWork Opens A New Dupont Circle Location To Meet Growing D.C. Demand
- How One Firm’s ‘Soup-To-Nuts’ Approach Enables It To Design And Build Assets In Turbulent Times
- Atlanta’s Strong Multifamily Fundamentals Give Ballast In A Choppy Market
- Provident Realty Advisors Hires Christen Vestal To Lead New Houston Office
- Mixed-Use Conversion Starts On Former Debenhams in Manchester City Centre
- Amazon's Warehouse Space Cuts Centered On Smaller Buildings In Secondary Markets
- Chicago Industrial Is Finally Building In Some Breathing Room As Vacancy Edges Up
- Keep Austin Weird: How The Nascent Texas Life Sciences Market Could Grow With Fewer Labs
- Port Covington Team Rebrands Project 'Baltimore Peninsula,' Inks New Partnership
- October Was The Worst Month On Record For UK Real Estate
- HSBC Brings £195M Birmingham Brindleyplace To Market
- Related, S.F. Supervisor Strike Deal On Franklin Street Tower
- JLL Cuts Staff As Part Of ‘Global Transformation’
- The Big Missing Piece That Could Derail Commercial Real Estate’s Diversity Push
- This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
- J.P. Morgan Aiming For $1.4B For Santa Monica's Water Garden
- Tech Layoffs Propelling Office Sublease Market To Record Highs