• This Week's South Florida Deal Sheet
• Data Center Owners Say Economic Storm Won't Hurt Industry As Tech Giants Increase Cloud Spending
• As UCity's Largest Lab Building Yet Approaches Groundbreaking, Accelerators Dominate Leasing
• New 2-Acre Dining Development Will Replace Mainstay Italian Restaurants
• Gen II Is Latest Tenant At New Belleview Station Building With 73K SF
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• Peachtree Hotel Group Buys Canopy Hotel In Midtown
• Denver Developers Have Capital But Contend With Economic Challenges
• New REIT Forms Targeting Veterinary Properties
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Durst Sues Jamestown, Says Times Square Scaffolding Makes Area 'Ripe For Muggings'
• Developers Aim To Add 2 Residential Buildings Next To Fenway Church
• This Week's San Francisco Deal Sheet
• As Values Drop, Here’s How To Catch A Falling Knife Without Getting Cut
• EV Does It: Incentives Help Building Owners Offset The Cost Of Installing Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
• For Bisnow Regional Sales Consultant Blake Zack, Connecting CRE Professionals Is Second Nature
• PODCAST: Recession Fears And Where Global Uncertainty Is Putting Deals On Ice
• San Diego's Life Sciences Market Stands Strong As VC Funding Drops
• SURVEY: What A Recession Means For CRE
• A Strong U.S. Dollar Could Mean A Lot — And Not So Much — For Commercial Property Investment
• £100M Down, £4.4B To Go For Intu Creditors
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• MG Properties Makes Big Investment In South Bay Apartments As Rents Climb
• Miami To Build Tiny Homes For Homeless On An Island In Biscayne Bay
• Kilroy Hits Pause On SoCal Developments, Citing Economic Conditions
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• Weekend Interview: Aligned CEO Andrew Schaap
• Former NBA Star Plans $1B Investment Fund For Sports Real Estate, Health
• New Cold Storage Facility Coming To Port Richmond, The First Of Several For $3B Joint Venture
• Capital City: Sacramento Is A Rising Star With Industrial Investors