Stories — March 2022
- California Investment Firm Buys Union City Apartments As First Atlanta Property
- A Gap Between Supply And Demand Has Chicago Developers Headed West
- Bisnow Readers: What Do You Want To Know About Data Centers?
- Small Towns, Big Growth: How Princeton Fought For Every Inch Of Its Rapid Expansion
- EXCLUSIVE: Two Brindleyplace Faces Partial Demolition As Birmingham Landlords Rethink
- Bowser Proposes Doubling D.C.'s Housing Fund Allocation To $500M
- Office Occupancy Returns To Pre-Omicron Peak, But Pre-Pandemic Figures A Distant Ship On The Horizon
- Top Capital Markets Broker Sues JLL, Claiming Retaliation After Cancer Diagnosis
- Dublin's Next Wave Of Occupiers Expand Space As Tech Cluster Matures
- How Montgomery County’s Talent Pool Gives It An Edge In The Life Sciences
- Lendlease Americas CEO Denis Hickey On Living Shorelines, Building A $1B Life Sciences Pipeline
- Declining Membership At Masonic Temples Gives Residential Developers A New Source Of Units
- State Governments Shedding Millions Of Square Feet Of Office Space Amid Hybrid Work Revolution
- New Industrial Company Ventures Into Houston Market With 426K SF Acquisition
- Is There Really No Place Like Home? How Office Amenity Programs Can Help Bring People Back
- Texas Offers A Sneak Peek Of What Return To The Office Might Look Like
- New York, Seeking More Than $1B In Rent Relief, Gets $120M From Latest Treasury Round
- Nine Elms Is Becoming The Graveyard Of Chinese Real Estate Empires
- N.Y. Deal Sheet: IBM Leases 328K SF At One Madison
- Lenders Are Holding Back Sustainability In CRE, ULI And PwC Say
- Drivers Of Electric Vehicles May Soon Be Able To Charge Up At Starbucks
- D.C.'s Robust Tenant Laws Allowing Local Land Trust To Grow Quickly
- Allston Developers Quadruple Number Of Income-Restricted Housing Units Planned In Mixed-Use Project
- $1.1T In U.S. Office Properties At Risk Of Complete Obsolescence
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- West Hollywood Proptech Startup That Weeds Out Phony Rental Apps Raises $100M
- All Year To Sell 1,600-Unit Brooklyn Portfolio For $60M As It Seeks Exit From Bankruptcy
- Lender Takes Control Of Brookfield's Chicago Skyscraper As Troubles Mount For Office Owners
- Walmart To Open New Tech Hubs In Atlanta, Toronto
- Houston's Affordable Housing Is Middling Quality. Analysts Say Fixes Could Price Out Those Most In Need