• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Fuqua Sells Madison Yards To REIT For $80M
• New York's Condo Market Hits Reset As Interest Rates, Uncertainty Take Their Toll
• Nearly $140M Dropped In Record-Breaking Suburban Chicago Apartment Deal
• More Than 300 State Employees Resign After Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Curbs Remote Work
• DTLA Hotel Reopens After Two Years With New Name, Operators
• 'A Whiff Of 2007' As Cracks Show In CRE Investment
• Employers Pay Remote Workers Less, Worsening Inflation's Impact On Wage Growth
• JLL Leans Further Into 'Exploding' Office Proptech Space With New Deal
• Durst Just About Done Leasing Up Condé Nast's Former Times Square Tower
• Can Philly's Developers Shepherd Cell And Gene Therapy Startups Through The 'Valley Of Death'?
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Jimmy Resnick Acquires Kendall Shopping Center For $32M
• The BTR Boom Is Colliding With NIMBY Pushback. Local Planners Are Caught In The Middle
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Revlon Wants Out Of Union Square Leases As Part Of Bankruptcy
• Interest Rates Loom Over $33B Of Soon-To-Mature Office CMBS Debt
• In A World Focused On Short-Term Results, CRE Remains An Attractive Investment
• Weekend Interview: Fisher Brothers Commercial Portfolio Director Crystal Fisher
• Netflix Giving Up 180K SF In Burbank Amid Subscriber Loss, Layoffs
• 'Can't Stop, Won't Stop': Economists React To June Jobs Report On Twitter
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• Amazon-Leased Inland Empire Robotics Warehouse Sells For $102M In Hot Market
• Seritage Moves To Sell All Its Assets, Dissolve
• Musk-Twitter Deal Dead, Twitter Cuts Recruitment Staff
• D.C. Office Market Has No Clear Saviors As Record Vacancy Keeps Rising
• Data Analysis For Real Estate Can Be Easier Than You Think
• Airbnb Pushes Traveling For Remote Workers With New Program
• CRE Investment Hot Streak Doused By Down Economy
• Major Acquisitions Position Allen As One Of DFW's Top Tech Hubs