• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• S2 Capital Acquires 3.6M SF Multifamily Portfolio Spanning DFW, Houston
• Weekend Interview: Palladius Capital Management CEO Nitin Chexal
• Final Nail In The Coffin For £1.7B London Office Scheme Backed By Boris Johnson
• LA Hotel Construction Tapers Off As Prices Rise, Owners Look To Cash In
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Inflationary Pressure Easing For Some Construction Materials
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• Amazon Halts Construction On 6 Office Towers, Blaming Hybrid Work
• Build Inc. Gains Approval To Add 156 Units To Pending Market Street Development
• Zelig Weiss Launches Court Action To Halt Sale Of William Vale Hotel
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet
• NGM Bio To Keep 120K SF Lab Space In South San Francisco
• 500K SF Office, Retail Project Coming To Miami Design District
• Nearly Full SoCal Industrial Market Showing Signs Of Slowing
• After Prominent Closures, D.C. Restaurants Operating With 'A Sword Over Your Neck'
• Wyndham Program Aims To Increase Black Hotel Ownership
• An Expanded Freeway In EaDo Puts Houston's Cars vs. Housing Debate Back In The Headlights
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• Manhattan Apartment Rents Hit $5K Average For First Time Ever
• New Park In South Dallas Seeks To Heal Racial Wounds Left Behind By Fair Park Land Grab
• As Cap Rates Compress, Multifamily Investors See Value-Add Potential In Newer Properties
• Lenders Take Control Of Giant Cinema Chain Through £1B Debt Restructuring
• Chicago Is Looking Better To Investors, Especially Outside Downtown Core
• How New Balance Created The ‘Gateway To Boston,' While Transforming Athletes And The Community
• NRIA's Ousted Leader Accused Of Stealing From Company As Conflict Of Interest Accusations Mount
• Real Estate Players Worry New York's New Gun Laws Could Be Hard To Enforce
• GAF To Shutter West Dallas Shingles Plant Following Pollutants Study, Neighborhood Pushback
• Rents Surge At Fastest Pace In More Than 35 Years
• Huge Leasing Numbers For Dallas Data Centers Mark 'Quantum Shift'