Stories — February 2022
- Adams' $98B Budget Barely Mentions Housing, Infuriating Advocates
- Local CRE Players Think Rick Caruso Would Bring A ‘Fresh Perspective’ As LA Mayor
- When ‘Boring' Is Good — Advice From A Fintech Investor
- As Life Sciences Companies Target Denver For Expansions, Region Faces 'Chicken And Egg' Situation
- OZ Investments Surge As The Program Attempts To Emerge From The Uncertainty Of Its Early Years
- Old Cruise Ships As Apartments? People Say They'd Pay $4K To Rent Them
- Bridge Hires Transwestern Leader To Chase East Coast Industrial Acquisitions
- Student Housing Developers Think This UC Project Is A Sign Of The Post-Pandemic Times
- 'Absurd': Philly Permitted More Housing Units Than New York City In 2021
- How Lessons Learned In The Great Recession Are Helping One CRE Firm Grow During The Pandemic
- Commercial And Multifamily Lending May Surpass $1T For The First Time In 2022
- ‘Doable In Delaware’: What Attracted A Coworking Startup To The First State
- Mayor Adams To Tap Industry City CEO To Lead EDC
- Small Towns, Big Growth: How Anna Became One Of The Fastest-Growing Cities In Texas
- When E-Commerce Got Big, Some Retailers Responded By Thinking Small
- Connolly, Coro Buy Sandy Springs Gateway For Over $40M
- Which Real Estate Funds Provide The Best Returns? The Patriots
- High Vacancy Means It's A Tenant's Market, So Why Are Rents Staying The Same?
- Brookfield Confirms Potential Sale Of £3.5B UK Student Business
- Blackstone To Pay $5.8B For Preferred Apartment Communities
- You're On Mute: The Crossover Moment That Says The Old Normal Is Not Gone Forever
- 'Just Let Me Keep The Patio': Restaurants Face Uncertain Future Over Outdoor Dining Structure Ban
- Planners Reimagine Pennsylvania Avenue With Fewer Cars, More Pedestrians And Events
- Disney Plans First 'Storyliving' Master-Planned Community In Southern California
- JPMorgan, BlackRock See Metaverse’s Mega-Potential For Investment
- Tishman Speyer Shops Buyers For Newly Leased Meta Campus, With Bids Expected To Hit $1B
- NFTs Meet CRE: Florida Restaurateurs Tap Tokens For Brick-And-Mortar Ventures
- Habitat Set To Launch New Luxury Residential Tower In Fulton River District
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- New Funds For Black Developers Fronting Millions For Their Success