• Fed Economists Warn CRE Valuations Could Take A Tumble
• This Week’s South Florida Deal Sheet
• Commercial Property Pricing Fell Fastest In 13 Years Last Month
• Cityview, Jamison Realty CEOs See Bumps Ahead For DTLA Multifamily
• Radford Studio Center Could Get $1B In Upgrades To The 55-Acre Property
• A New Hub For Innovation And Renewable Energy Is On The Rise In Pearland, Texas
• Adapt Or Die: As Foot Traffic Plateaus, Older Office Stock In Dallas Faces 2 Options
• ‘It Takes A Decade’: How A $124B Real Estate Giant Rebuilt Itself
• Baltimore-Based Hord Coplan Macht Names New CEO As Founder Retires
• Cushman & Wakefield, Marcus & Millichap Quietly Cut Jobs Last Year As Business Slowed
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Buyers Begin Moving Into Harry Macklowe's One Wall Street Residential Conversion
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Baltimore's Tight Industrial Market Won't See Boom From New E-Commerce Shipping, Experts Say
• M&G To Grow PRS Presence In Dublin As International Investors Target City
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• T.J. Maxx, Marshalls Parent Anticipates Opening 1,400 New Stores
• Weekend Interview: 5RiversCRE's Dr. Ishnella Kaur Azad On Leaving Medicine, Losing A Leg, Starting An Empire
• Credit Suisse Limits Payouts From $3.5B Real Estate Fund
• 'A Million Things Can Go Wrong': City, Developers Outline Challenges In Office-To-Resi Conversions
• No Takers For Cineworld's U.S. Or British Assets In Bankruptcy Sell-Off
• Waiting Out The Stigma: Progress On Social Equity Programs For Cannabis Developers Is Painfully Slow
• CBRE To Earn Majority Of Profit From Nontransactional Services In 2023 Amid Cuts To Brokerage
• REIT Managers Accused Of $838M Self-Dealing Scheme By Activist Investor
• Columbia Property Trust Defaults On $1.7B Office Loan Spanning 4 Cities
• City Council President Darrell Clarke To Retire, Adding To 2023 Election's Already-High Stakes
• Life Sciences Specialist King Street Announces Plans For Pier 70 Project
• Data Center Opponent Wins Key Virginia Election, Signaling Bumpy Road Ahead For Industry
• Lawsuit: Real Estate Firm's Employees Used Recruiting Events To Drug, Sexually Assault Women
• Expanded Training Course Aims To Give Real Estate The Skills Needed To Fight Climate Change