Stories — November 2023
- Federal Government Identifies 3.5M SF Of Buildings It Wants To Sell
- Opus Place Site Taken Over By Lender, Newport's South Downtown Foreclosure Delayed
- Industrial Property Values Sink By 9% As Demand Dries Up
- WeWork Cuts Deal With Tishman Speyer To Hand Over 217K SF Coworking Space
- WeWork UK Escapes Bankruptcy, But Lease Talks Continue As 10 Locations Shut Or Prepare To
- Retailers Put Theft In The Spotlight — But Does The Publicity Fit The Crime?
- Kansas City Hopes To Leverage Federal Dollars To Become Bastion Of Biotech
- Airbnb-Backed Short-Term Rental Operator Reportedly Shutting Down
- Why A Quiet Suburb Is Drawing Office Tenants, Retailers Away From Miami's Hot Spots
- It's The Long Game For Industrial Developers, Investors As DFW Market Rebalances
- Fannie Mae Says All Broker-Involved Agency Loans Must Now Be Pre-Reviewed
- MBA Survey: Commercial Real Estate Lending Dropped By Half In Q3
- FBI Headquarters To Move To Greenbelt, Maryland
- Yes, They Scan: How A General Contractor Minimizes Disruptions While Keeping Hospital Renovations On Schedule
- Bisnow Vice President Of Client Success Marie Armstrong Takes A Consultative And Diligent Approach To CRE
- Whitmire, Jackson Lee Head To Runoff Election For Houston Mayor
- 2 Denver Leases Rejected In WeWork’s Bankruptcy Filing
- REPORT: Freddie Mac Investigating Meridian Capital
- Bankrupt WeWork Wants To Back Out Of 7 SoCal Leases, Owes LA Landlords At Least $9.9M
- WeWork Rejects 69 Leases In Bankruptcy Filing, Could Exit Nearly 100 More
- Private Equity Firm TPG Pilots Acquisitions Strategy For Airbnb Hosting
- Blackstone Takes Major Step Into Build-To-Rent With £819M Vistry Deal
- Bankrupt WeWork Spares D.C. From Lease Rejections But Owes Carr Properties $3.6M
- Vaccine Profits Fading For Big Pharma, But mRNA Tech Could Bring Back A Boost
- WeWork Rejects 440K SF Of Bay Area Leases In Bankruptcy Filing
- Real Estate Transfer Tax Heads To The Voting Booth, Setting Up Major Battle
- MIG Real Estate Buys Orange County Industrial Property
- WeWork's Bankruptcy Sends NYC Office Market Into Scramble Mode
- This Week's South Florida Deal Sheet: Broward Apartments Trade For $73M
- Bankrupt WeWork Owes Boston Landlords Over $7M, Seeks To Exit 2 Leases In City