• Flatiron Building To Be Converted Into Residential By New Ownership Venture
• Denver Office Leasing Leaps 38% In Q3 Over 2022's Doldrums
• Chicago Mayor Taps Real Estate Vet As Planning And Development Head
• Santander Set To Downsize By Almost 40% At Namesake Dallas Office Tower
• Lender Moves To Foreclose On Houston Motel-Turned-Apartment Complex 18 Months After Its Opening
• 9 Out Of 10 Maturing Office CMBS Loans Defaulted In September
• Breaking Boundaries, Taking Risks: DFW Women Leaders Are Setting The CRE Agenda
• Marty Burger Out As Silverstein Properties CEO
• 'More Than A Blip': San Diego Life Sciences' $1B Q3 Shows Subtle Market Rebound
• Developers Decry ‘Terrible Missed Opportunity’ After AFRH Cancels 5M SF Project
• The Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Developer Takes Step Toward Teacher's Village Groundbreaking
• The Bisnow Weekender: And You Love The Game
• This Week's Bay Area Deal Sheet
• Measure ULA Challenge Dismissed In LA Superior Court
• Rudin's Next Generation Taking Over As Co-CEOs. Bill Rudin Explains Why Now
• Miami Is The Most Overvalued U.S. Housing Market, UBS Study Finds
• Baltimore Peninsula Signs First Lease At New Building With Vegan Restaurant, Bar
• Lawsuit Seeks Receiver To Sell Park Hotels Portfolio Once Valued At $1.5B
• Montgomery County Names New Head Of Planning
• Property Preservation: The Dark Horse Of Downturns You've Probably Never Heard Of
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• Developers Of Color Come Together To Tackle ‘Representation Crisis' In CRE
• TJX Closing 2 New York City Stores
• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• New York CRE's Annual Q4 Rush To Close Deals Will Be A 'Battle' This Year
• Wells Fargo Seizes Autotrader's Headquarters In Foreclosure
• Retail Vacancy Reaches Lowest Level Since At Least 2005
• This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
• Blackstone In Talks With Lenders After Write-Down Of Office Asset Once Valued At $583M
• Chicago Industrial Deliveries At Highest Level In Over 2 Decades, But Signs Of Trouble Loom