• Toll Brothers Co-Founder Robert Toll Dies At 81
• Atlanta's Office Market Has Peaked
• The UK’s Biggest Student Housing Owner Wants Your Rent Once You Get A Job, Too
• JLL Retail President Greg Maloney Stepping Down After 20 Years At Helm
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• This Week's South Florida Deal Sheet
• Dublin Office Investment Has Soared But Construction Figures Indicate Slowdown
• LA Council Member Resigns After Racist Remarks Leak
• Loudoun County Passes New Rules To Restrict Data Center Growth
• 'It's Killing Deals': Florida's Troubled Insurance Market Increasing Concern For CRE Investors
• Dutch, American Life Sciences Companies Considering $10B Merger
• Suburban Baltimore Retail Surges While Downtown Storefronts Remain Vacant
• FBI Agent, D.C. Developer Found Guilty Of Bribery In Affordable Housing Scheme
• Judge: Hotel Chelsea Owners Can Sue City Over Construction Delays
• CrowdStreet Raises $43M From CRE Giants To Expand Platform For Small Investors
• The Building Of The Future Is In Reach, If The Real Estate Sector Is Willing To Embrace The Tech
• Prevarian Cos. To Build 154K SF Medical District, Including A Full-Service Hospital, In Garland, Texas
• Affordable Housing Financing Could Loosen Up, As Biden Administration Acts ‘Where It Can’
• Hurricane Ian's Damage Drives Demand For Florida Hotel Rooms
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• 'Immersive' Giant Dome Opening In Inglewood's Hollywood Park Next Year
• Hurricane Ian Won't Stop Development In Climate-Vulnerable Areas, But The Strain Is Showing
• Patrizia's €60M Dublin 8 Office Deal Is A Bet On Smart Buildings
• 'Inching Towards Cooling': Economists React To The September Jobs Report On Twitter
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• Developer Forced To Pay $3M After Underpaying Construction Workers On 421-a Project
• Weekend Interview: Greenwood Commercial Real Estate Group Principal James Pitts
• Biscayne Bay Brewing Coming To Crowdfunded Adaptive Reuse Food Hall In Downtown Miami
• Healthpeak Properties CEO Tom Herzog Steps Down, Effective Immediately
• Impossible Foods Cuts 6% Of Its Workforce Amid Restructuring