Stories — July 2022
- City Leads Charge To Bring Grocery Stores To South And West Sides
- LIVE UPDATES: The State Of The Economy And Its Impact On Commercial Real Estate
- Fitness Tenant With Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment Signs 50K SF Deal At Reston Station
- U.S. Needs 4.3 Million Apartments Over Next Decade Just To Tread Water
- Carried Interest Loophole To Be Closed In New Senate Bill, With Manchin On Board
- Dubai Developer Closes On $120M Purchase Of Surfside Collapse Site
- This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
- Age Not Covid Means Health(care) Generates Property Wealth
- Canceled Contracts Pile Up As Real Estate Buyers, Lenders Reckon With Rising Rates
- Office Occupancy Crept Up Last Week To New Post-2020 High
- Boston Properties Posts Best Leasing Quarter Since 2019 But Sees Headwinds Coming
- Flight To Quality Could Put Dallas-Fort Worth's Older Office Stock On Thin Ice
- Cybersecurity Company Fortinet Picks Up Another Building In Union City
- Traffic Or Table Tennis? LA Office Pros Divided On Return-To-Office Motivators
- Older Executives Care More About The Return To Office, Study Finds
- Retailers Warn Of Dropping Demand While Warehouse Inventories Swell
- School's Out At Hundreds Of Closing College Campuses, But Real Estate Is In Session
- Twitter To Close Parts Of 1.7M SF Global Office Footprint
- Meta Pauses Giant Dublin Office Fit-Out As Tech Bear Market Bites Europe
- NYCFC Stadium Reportedly Heading For Queens, Not The Bronx
- This Week's Denver Deal Sheet
- Google To Buy The Thompson Center In A Shot In The Arm For The Loop
- AXA-Backed Firm Makes King’s Cross Office-To-Life Sciences Development Play
- Industrious Opening Coworking Space In D.C. Multifamily Building
- Montgomery County Announces Building Energy Performance Standards, With A Few Twists
- Prominent Researcher Leaves CBRE To Lead East Region For JLL
- U.S. Real Estate Market Swelled To $4T in 2021
- CenterPoint Buys Yet Another Industrial Property In East Bay
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
- As Philly's Urban Core Reckons With Remote Work, Its Residential Neighborhoods Thrive