• Big Pharma Becoming ‘Saviors’ Of Boston Lab Market As Biotech Pulls Back
• Peter Moglia To Helm Alexandria Following Resignation Of Co-CEO
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Co-Living Firm Acquires Manhattan's Hudson Hotel, Plans 438-Unit Conversion
• Soft Landing Or Deep Recession? Whatever Is On The Horizon Isn’t Like Any Other Downturn
• DTLA's Broadway Trade Center In Foreclosure After Default On $221M Loan
• Shed Yields Move Out As Investors Move Into Open Storage
• Why Timing Is Everything For Big City Regeneration, As Coventry Knows Only Too Well
• Another Downtown Denver Office Tower Lands On Auction Block
• This Week's South Florida Deal Sheet
• Amazon Ramps Up Land Buys As It Pulls Out Of Leased Spaces
• 'Great Dispersion' Coming For Smaller Construction Firms As Competition Increases
• Loan Troubles Plague 2 Loop Buildings As Downtown Office Market Struggles To Make A Comeback
• Store-In-A-Store Concept Part Of Retail's 'Grand Experiment'
• Apartment Developers Strapping In For Roller Coaster 18 Months
• KBS Plans Sale Of Union Bank Plaza In DTLA For $155M
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Chicago Construction Is Down But Not Out As Fundamentals Point To Future Growth
• QTS Adding 1.5M SF To Virginia Data Center Campus Amid Expansion Push
• Hudson Yards, Coney Island Developers Join Fray For NYC Casino Sites
• AIMCo Exits Second Phase Of £500M Broadcasting House Scheme After Selling Stake To Co-Investor
• Tell Us About DFW's Rising CRE Stars For Bisnow's Women Leading Real Estate Event
• ADIA Hires New Global Real Estate Investment Head
• Target Rolling Out More Sortation Centers To Speed Delivery
• D.C.-Area Apartment Pipeline Up 66%, May Slow Rent Growth
• Dublin's Office Transactions Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Atlanta's Industrial Market On Nation-Leading Tear
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• This Week's San Francisco Deal Sheet
• London Market Holds Its Breath As Values Drop And Vacancy Rises