Stories — November 2023
- Lender Moves To Foreclose On Stafford Apartment Complex After $288M Loan Default
- Activist Investor Land & Buildings Ups Ownership In 'Substantially Undervalued' SFR REIT Tricon
- Developer Accuses Lender Arbor Realty Trust Of Trying To 'Systematically Destroy' It
- Shrinking Lab Leases Lead To Real Estate Reappraisal In Life Sciences
- Nightingale Faces Foreclosure Suit At Midtown Office Building
- This Week’s Chicago Deal Sheet
- Beleaguered Hotel REIT Once Again In Hot Water After Lenders Sue To Regain Control Of Properties
- A Great Reset Is On The Horizon For Downtown San Francisco
- 9+CO Development Adds Tenants As It Nears Finish Line
- This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
- COPT Hires Former Redbrick, JBG Exec As COO
- Office Stocks Post Biggest Rally Since Coronavirus Vaccine Announcement
- Brookfield Strikes $2B Refinancing For Office Companies It Took Private
- WFH And Carbon Reduction Prompt EY To Ponder Exit From 377K SF London Office
- Wyndham Rejects Latest Takeover Offer From Choice Hotels
- Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy-Backed Golf League Delays Launch After Arena Snafu
- Evanston City Council Greenlights New Stadium For Northwestern University
- Tired Of Traffic, More Miami Office Tenants Seek Shelter In Suburbs
- Rezoning Debate Heats Up In Newton After Voters Ousted Pro-Housing Councilors
- How To Turn Multifamily Community Space Into A Revenue Stream
- Developer Planning $800M Data Center Campus In El Paso
- World’s Largest Pension Fund Backs Brookfield And Blackstone With $1B Debut Real Estate Investment
- Game-Changer Or Game-Ender? Construction Grasps For A Handle On New Tech
- 'You're The CEO Of You': Women In DFW CRE Encourage Others To Stay The Course Through Downturn
- Owners Of Sunnyvale Office Complex Default On $63.5M Loan
- Related, Blackstone-Led Groups Emerge As Likely Buyers For Signature Bank's Real Estate Loans
- Rents Rise Despite Leasing Malaise As Office Tenant Build-Out Costs Escalate
- This Week’s South Florida Deal Sheet: Cain International Lends Related Group $240M For Miami Tower
- Workforce Housing Exempt From Fannie, Freddie Lending Limits In 2024
- Irish Venture Capital Investment Plummets In Third Quarter After Record First Half