Stories — April 2022
- Atlanta's Hotels Haven't Fully Recovered, But Developers Are Aggressively Building New Ones
- One Controversial Loudoun Data Center Project Approved, Another Scaled Back After Opposition
- Live And Play Has Been Cherry Creek's Mantra. Now It's Adding Work As High-End Office Heats Up
- JLL Jumps Into Affordable Housing Fray With New National Division
- The Great Stranded Asset Gold Rush: There's Profit In Making Old Offices More Sustainable
- Deloitte Makes Significant Cut To London Office Space
- Law Firms Take 56K SF In Irvine Co.'s Century City Tower
- ‘A Transformation Story’: How The New Rosslyn City Center Nourishes The Mind, Body And Soul
- 'Wake-Up Call': Real Estate Leaders Say Subway Shooting Must Sharpen Focus On Public Safety
- California's Statewide Rent Control Not Scaring Lenders Away
- OZ Funds Fueling Multifamily Construction Rush
- CRE Is Spending Big On Office Amenities. Will It Matter And What Does It Mean For Old Properties?
- This Week's LA Deal Sheet
- Industrial Goes Electric As Investors, Tenants Call For Sustainability
- Weekend Interview: Thirty Capital CEO Rob Finlay
- Nation's Largest Multifamily Solar Panel Installation Project Underway In DFW
- Founding Partner Of Real Estate Law Specialist Rosenberg & Estis Dies At 73
- Record Diesel Cost Growth Driving More Construction Inflation
- This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet
- Real Estate Bribery Trial Of Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson Nears Verdict
- Amtrak Moves To Seize Union Station Using Eminent Domain
- This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
- Contractors Organization Blasts Biden Executive Order On Union Labor
- This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
- Blackstone Expands By 200K SF At Boston Properties’ Midtown Tower
- WeWork Joining With Yardi To Build New Workplace Tech Tool
- Amazon Inks Biggest U.S. Lease — 4.1M SF — In Inland Empire
- Nominations Are Open For Bisnow's Philadelphia Power Women And Rising Stars Event
- Data Centers Are Becoming More Like Utilities, And It's Changing The Development Equation
- Mixed-Use Developments, Workforce Housing And Empanadas: What’s On The Rise In Tysons?