• Student Sector Can Prove Its Countercyclical Chops During Current Turmoil
• This Week's South Florida Deal Sheet
• Feud Between Owner And Operator Keeps NYC’s Four Seasons Hotel Shuttered
• San Francisco Gets $117M For Affordable Housing Developments
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• S.F. Office Developers Grapple With Trickle Of Tenants, Economic Unease
• CRE Industry Prepares As Potentially Pricey New Green Energy Rule Comes To California
• Manhattan Office Leasing Beats Pre-Pandemic Average Behind Big Deals
• Koreatown Mall Sells For $91M, Sets 10-Year Pricing Record
• For D.C.'s Older Office Buildings, 'A Day Of Reckoning' Approaches
• Storm Clouds Threaten To Rain On DFW's Multifamily Parade
• Deloitte Warns Ireland's Budget May Have Been Too Conservative To Turn Around Housing Crisis
• Ikea Property Arm Pledges To Build 150 Social Housing Homes in Dublin
• This Week's San Francisco Deal Sheet
• Developer Completes $100M Conversion Of San Jose Office Building To Data Center
• As It Cracks Down On Money Laundering, FinCEN Releases Final Rules For Disclosing LLC Ownership
• This Week's Dallas Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Is An UPREIT Transaction The Right Strategy For Today’s Multifamily Owners?
• Measuring Energy Use Can Change Businesses’ Behaviour And Reduce Consumption
• 'Never Seen Anything Like This': CRE Assesses Impact Of Hurricane Ian
• PODCAST: Women Leading Real Estate Talk Progress, Challenges And Helping New York Recover
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Embattled Dallas Developer Charged In Federal, Civil Court For Allegedly Spearheading A $26M Scam
• Modular, Long Seen As Cheap Option, Getting More Expensive
• Piece Of Hollywood History Getting $600M Glow-Up Under New Owners
• Tearing Up The Office Playbook In 4 Moves
• Rivian's $1.5B Tax Incentive Package Rejected By Georgia Judge
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• Hurricane Ian Also Deals A Battering To U.S. Supply Chain
• Weekend Interview: Oxford Properties Executive Vice President For Europe And Asia-Pacific Joanne McNamara