Stories — February 2022
- Amazon Says It’s Slowing Down Its Rampant Warehouse Growth
- EXCLUSIVE: Blackstone Sells Huge Resort Where ‘The Bachelorette’ Was Filmed To British Firm For $255M
- After Pandemic Lull, Companies Continue To Eye Denver As Hub For Expansion
- Innovative Developer Brings In Big Private Equity Backers
- Weekend Interview: Blue Onyx Cos. CEO Levi Kelman
- Union Drive At SHoP Architects Called Off Amid Lack Of Support
- Defaults, Walkouts And Sales: Chinese Developers Feel The Heat On UK And U.S. Projects
- First Co-Living REIT Could Rise From Collapse Of The Collective
- Vote Delayed On Related Group's Controversial Condo Project
- Interest Rate Hikes Expected To Barely Dent Hot South Florida Market
- Coterra Energy To Open New HQ In Complex Undergoing $20M Renovation
- D.C. Hands Out $135M Toward New Affordable Housing Projects, Including First In Ward 3
- The Moratorium Is Over, But 'Eviction Blockades,' Exhausted Relief Have Landlords At Wit's End
- High-Tech Sensors Could Change The Game For Developers And Community Groups
- The Chick-Fil-A Effect: What Happens When A Small Town Snags This Big Name
- AAREP LA Partners With Project REAP On Memorial Scholarship To Honor Late President William Yarbro
- Venus Williams, Kevin Durant Believe In This Lease-To-Own Commercial Startup
- Google 'Reaccelerating' Investment In Fit-Outs, Ground-Up Construction
- ‘Waiting In The Wings’: Years-Long Delays Of Transit Lines Are Slowing D.C.-Area Housing Development
- Carlyle Buying Net-Lease Business For $3B
- Biotech Firm To Build New Corporate HQ, Manufacturing Facility Along Route 128
- Industrial May Resemble A Rocket Ship, But Here's How To Keep Assessments Down To Earth
- From 'The Butt End Of Real Estate' To Blind Bidding Wars: Inside The Staggering Rise Of Industrial
- Merrill Lynch Adds To San Francisco’s Sublease Availability
- A Smart Building System That Transforms Sustainability Into A Profit Driver
- Sea World Could Add 13 Theme Parks In $3.4B Bid To Buy Cedar Fair
- Related Cos.’ Stephen Ross Allegedly Offered Ex-Dolphins Head Coach $100K Per Loss
- Employers Need Gen Z Workers. Gen Z Workers Need Apartments
- Fresh Off Best Year Ever, Lab Giant Alexandria To Venture Into New Territory
- Denver Apartments Drew High Price Tags In January