• PODCAST: Josh Zegen On Why Many Lenders Are Having Their Own Leverage Problems
• The Pandemic Boom Over, Self-Storage Returns To Steady Growth
• Center For Planetary Health Opening 50K SF Lab At Brooklyn Navy Yard
• $315M Blackstone Portfolio Loan Goes Into Default
• Older Offices Need Major Upgrades As Baltimore Ranks Among Cities With Most Troubled Loans
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• Trump Asks For Delay In Asset Valuation Fraud Trial
• Cork Expansion Will Take Gilead Pharma Irish Investment Close To €300M
• Weekend Interview: Frasers Head of Property James France On Why The Retailer Is Investing Big In Physical Stores
• Flexible Lab Provider Leases Entire Third Floor Of Redeveloped Cambridge Mall
• Macy's And Nordstrom Make Push For Small-Store Strategies As Sales Flag
• Jack Daniel's Forced To Halt Warehouse Construction Amid Black Fungus Controversy
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• Amazon Delays Construction Of HQ2 In Northern Virginia
• Despite Solid Fundamentals, Denver CRE Professionals Say Market Faces Headwinds In 2023
• Foundation Led By Mark Zuckerberg And Priscilla Chan Selects Chicago For $250M Biotech Hub
• Multifamily Investment Sales Plunge 71% In January
• There's No New Supply For The Little Guy As Data Center Rents Soar
• Bob Johnson, America’s First Black Billionaire, Says White Execs ‘Have To Work Harder’ On Diversity
• Smaller Leasing Deals, But More Of Them, Are The New Normal In London
• Dallas Company Targeting 'Missing Middle Renters' Raises $50M In Pre-Seed Funding
• Ray Ritchey Stepping Back At BXP
• Tesla Still Going Big On Texas, But State Will Have To Share HQ Bragging Rights With California
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Jamestown Starts Ponce City Market Phase 2
• Capital & Regional Back In Black After Strong Performance in 2022
• Laguna Point Properties Late On $329M Loan Payments
• Amazon Scales Back Warehouse Portfolio — Again
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• Iconic Flatiron Building To Be Auctioned Off This Month