• This Week's San Francisco Deal Sheet
• Retail Space Availability Reaches New Low, Retail REITs Enjoy The Competition
• Midterm Primer: What’s At Stake For CRE In Elections Across The U.S.
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• U.S. Patent Office Emptying 800K SF Of Offices At Its Massive Headquarters
• Blackstone’s EQ Office Names New National Head Of Leasing
• Morgan Stanley Expands Office At Harbor Point With Lease Extension
• Loan Assumptions Gain Appeal With Larger Multifamily Buyers Amid Spiking Interest Rates
• 15-Building Data Center Campus Proposed Near London Could Be Europe's Largest
• After Permanent Shift To Hybrid Work, ULA Vacates 150K SF In Centennial
• AstraZeneca Targets 2025 For First Dublin Manufacturing Site
• Tony Gibbon On Selling Up, The Next Downturn And His Journey To The Top In Agency
• Interest Rate Hikes Have Dragged CRE Prices Down 13% So Far This Year
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• Tishman Speyer, Giants Tweak Mission Rock Plans With Market Shifts
• Lenders Seek Foreclosure On Battery Park City Hotel
• Meet The Women Helping Shape Atlanta's Commercial Real Estate Industry
• This Week's South Florida Deal Sheet
• Which Sustainable Roof Is Best For My Building? 'It Depends'
• For Complex Projects, Accessing Environmental Expertise Is Essential For Lender Success
• City Could Make It Easier For Some Cannabis Businesses To Find Locations
• Hudson Pacific Selling Property, Looking To Lease In Difficult Office Environment
• PODCAST: Larry Silverstein In Conversation With Mary Ann Tighe
• $222M Sunnyvale Office Sale Is Latest All-Cash Deal As Rates Climb
• Christopher Todd Communities, Taylor Morrison End Partnership To Bring 6 BTR Communities To North Texas
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• NYC’s Lost Tax Breaks Could Be Long Island’s Win, Developers Say
• Data Center Giants Scramble For Cash Needed To Meet Demand
• Bohemians Move Closer To Kicking Off Dalymount Park Redevelopment
• ‘Are We Landing Softly???’: Economists React To The October Jobs Report On Twitter