Stories — February 2023
- Debt Is The New Darling For CRE Investors Looking For Alternative Deals
- Inside The Lab Where The Federal Government Is Figuring Out The Future Of Its Office Footprint
- This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet
- Longtime Baltimore Office Tenant Stays Downtown With Move To Renovated 100 Light St. Tower
- ‘Just Go Away’ – Houston’s Office Woes Mean Some Buildings Could Be More Profitable As Parking Lots
- Amazon, DirecTV Move-Outs To Leave 500K SF Vacancy For Kilroy
- Regus Loses Appeal In Case Over $90M Lease In Building Owned By Vornado, Trump
- This Week's London Deal Sheet
- Bonds Tied To American Dream Mall Fails To Make $9M Debt Payment
- Notorious Nuisance: Traffic At Chick-Fil-A Forces Restaurant Rebuilds
- Cranes Are Up On Chicago’s South And West Sides For First Time In Decades
- Can The South Philly Sports Complex Ever Join The Stadium-Anchored Development Revolution?
- Stalled 912-Foot Manhattan Tower Lands $313M To Finish Construction
- A Battle For More Affordable Housing: Standard Communities' Jeffrey Jaeger At Bisnow's Los Angeles Multifamily Event on Feb. 23
- Vornado Writes Down Value Of Its Portfolio By $600M
- UK Senior Living: Will It Be The Star In 2023?
- Hochul Proposes Extending 421-a Deadline Until 2030
- Blackstone Pays 25% Of BREIT Redemption Requests In January
- Starwood's Sternlicht Launching New Hotel Chain For Outdoorsy Travelers
- This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
- Convene's Convenient UK Expansion Means The Events Sector Just Got A Lot Beefier
- 'Very Premature To Declare Victory': Fed's Rate Hike Won't Be The Last
- Investors Chasing Atlanta-Area Retail, Keeping Cap Rates Down
- 1,120-Unit Development Moving Forward In Bailey's Crossroads
- One Crisis Down And Another Dead Ahead: Fitness Real Estate Gets A Muscle Flexing Moment
- Developer Wanted For 3-Acre Site Along Atlanta BeltLine
- Developer Destroyed Potential Evidence Ahead Of Suit Over Failed Boston Condo Tower, Judge Rules
- Manhattan's Office Market Starts 2023 With Best Month Since 2019
- This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
- Kushner Says It Still Wants To Buy Veris After REIT Accused It Of Ending Talks