• IG Group Job Cuts Underscore Fragile Banking Sector Despite Renewed City Leasing
• REPORT: WeWork Bankruptcy To Come As Soon As Next Week
• WeWork Gets One-Week Extension To Make Missed Debt Payments
• Westchase District Announces New President And CEO For The Second Time This Year
• Top Takeaways From The New ULI/PwC Emerging Trends Report
• GE Power Spinoff Reducing Footprint By 70% In Relocation Near The Battery
• Vornado Pulling Out Of New York City Casino Sweepstakes
• Home Prices Climb To A Record Peak
• Qatari Investor Buys Back Bay Office Building For $100M
• Retail REIT To Spin Off Strip Mall Portfolio Into New Publicly Traded Company
• Hollywood's Dolby Theatre, Home Of The Oscars, Up For Sale
• Scarcity Of Capital Hammers CRE
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• This Week’s Chicago Deal Sheet
• School System Converts Vacant Office Space To Classrooms In Fairfax County
• Dallas-Fort Worth Once Again Among ULI's Top CRE Markets To Watch
• Chicago's 'Zombie Buildings' Are Taking A Bite Out Of Office Values — And Their Numbers Are Growing
• Cushman & Wakefield Looks To Sell Assets, Reduce Debt As Losses Continue
• Hospitality Group Plans Headquarters Move To Miami, Where It’s Opening 4 Restaurants
• Why New Jersey's STRO Is Bullish On The Southeast After First Florida Industrial Buys
• Multifamily Owners Are Seeking Ways To Boost Cash Flow. An Austin-Based Hospitality Firm Has A Plan
• Tim Dismond Departs CBRE After Serving As Its First Chief Diversity Officer
• This Week's South Florida Deal Sheet: Terra Plans First Project In Palm Beach
• CBRE Buys Investment Banking Firm And UK Office Developer
• Realty Income To Buy Spirit Realty Capital In $9.3B Deal
• Designs Revealed For $500M Overhaul Of Baltimore's Harborplace
• Boston Park Plaza Sold For $370M, Rebranded As Hilton
• Profits Soar As Rohan Holdings Seeks More Opportunities
• Weill Cornell Medicine Expands To 300K SF In Midtown East
• Healthcare REITs Agree To Merge, Form $21B Medical Property Giant