• Death By A Thousand Cuts
• A New Lease On Life
• Tensions Brewing As Leaders Push A Return To The Office — And Workers Push Back
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Loudoun County Wears The Global Data Center Crown, But All Is Not Well In The Kingdom
• KKR Doubles Down On Office Return With $1.7B Deal, Plans For More Investment
• City Of The Decade? Report Names DFW As The Nation's Most Active Real Estate Market
• Hudson Pacific Properties Selling Offices In Hollywood, South Bay
• Half Of Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae Loans Earmarked For Affordable Properties
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• GSA Urged To Terminate Trump's D.C. Hotel Lease Before $375M Sale
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Empire State Realty Trust Eyes More Multifamily, Retail Diversification
• Fora Strikes Deal To Manage Hedge Fund’s Head Office In Former KPMG Club
• Weekend Interview: Cambridge Innovation Center COO Melissa Ablett-Jordaan
• Single-Family Rentals Enjoyed Record Rent Growth In 2021. That’s Good News For Investors
• Paying For A Yard: Single-Family Comes At A Price In Houston's Booming Build-To-Rent Housing Industry
• Reeves Center Redevelopment Effort Drags On As D.C. Navigates ‘Sensitive' Infrastructure
• Ares Pays Brookfield $3.8B For Net-Lease Business
• Tishman Bets £830M On ‘Brown-To-Green’ Strategy
• CenterSquare To Build Last-Mile Distribution Facility In Englewood
• Wu To Advance Development Plan For East Boston, Further Delay Plan For Chiofaro's Harbor Skyscraper
• Energy Company Nabs Trendy Office Space In Headquarters Move To Houston
• Inspector General: Former Interior Secretary Misled Officials On Real Estate Deal While In Office
• Downtown Projects On The Rise As North Texas' Population Booms
• The Biotech Boom's Impact On Housing Prices Has Planners Looking To Industry For Solutions
• The 3 Numbers That Explain The London Office Market's Slow Rebound
• Quantum Computing, New Developments And A Bid For The FBI: How Prince George’s County Is Moving Forward
• Chicago Executives Say Office Workers Are Coming Back, And Coming Back Soon
• REBNY's Annual Party Returning This Summer, Minus The Black Tie