• Not In My Backyard: Opposition Toward Density Grows As Developers Race To Meet Demand
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Using Proptech To Create A Smart Space Can Really Improve The Lives Of Both Tenants And Property Managers
• REITs Hit Record $126B In Capital Raised
• Craft Brewer Modern Times Closing 4 Locations, Including DTLA: ‘We’ve Done Everything We Could’
• Online Furniture Company Sets Sights On Houston's TGS Cedar Port Industrial Park
• Wynn Reaches $1.7B Deal To Sell, Lease Back Encore Boston Harbor
• Have You Sabotaged Your 2022 Tax Appeal Opportunities? Advice For Florida CRE Owners
• Federal Realty Lands 7 New Retailers At Somerville's Assembly Row
• D.C. Hoping Eminent Domain Action, Retail Pioneers Can Help Solve The Southeast Food Desert
• Investment Firms Look To Cash In On Rising Demand For Short-Term Rental Properties
• Inside Blackstone’s £18B Last-Mile Megadeal
• After Getting Booted Off Broadway, Planet Hollywood Is Coming Back To Times Square
• Prologis Names New CFO With An Eye To Grow Non-Real Estate Revenue
• Look Out For New Developments On The Rise In Southeast D.C.
• What The…
• District Growth Launches 2 New Condo Projects In Northeast D.C.
• Trump's Accountant Says Decade Of Records Unreliable, Cuts Ties With Former President
• Bill Marriott To Retire, Be Replaced By Son As Chairman Of Hotel Giant's Board
• Many Americans Returning To Pre-Covid Routines Still Aren't Going Back To The Office
• ‘There’s Plenty Of Money Out There.' 3 £900M-Plus Sales Are On The Go In London Right Now
• As The LA River Preps For Its Next Act, Concerns Over Displacement Remain
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Home Depot Snaps Up Sizable Portion Of Under-Construction Weld County Industrial Campus
• Retail REIT Launches With $547M Portfolio Acquisition
• The Single-Family Rental Surge Is Squeezing Atlanta's Housing Market
• Office Building That Housed Energy Giants Sells At Massive Loss
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Coming Off A Solid 2021, Retail Landlords Aren’t Done Shopping Solutions For A Post-Pandemic Reality
• Putin And Property: Why This Time Sanctions Really Will Bite