Stories — June 2023
- Burlington Leases Long-Vacant Pratt Street Retail Space
- Is Boston Ready For The Budget Crunch Its Struggling Office Buildings Are Expected To Cause?
- Revealed: As Tenants Exit, £542M Is Wiped From Value Of Canary Wharf Office Portfolio
- Green Mandates Can Add Value For High-End Apartments But Make Affordable Housing Harder To Build
- Impeachment Investigators Probe Texas AG’s $3.5M Series Of Real Estate Purchases
- Founding Farmers Opening First Alexandria Location At Stonebridge Development
- City Can Replace Beloved Park Near SoHo With Senior Housing, Judge Rules
- Fantasy Sports Startup Looks To Double Footprint With New Atlanta HQ
- It’s Now A 5-Way Race To Become The Chicago Bears' Next Home
- This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
- This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
- Casey's General Stores Plans To Add Hundreds Of Stores Amid M&A Tear
- Bay Area Life Sciences Market Shows Signs Of Softening
- The Heart Of Downtown Atlanta Needs A New Master Plan, GWCCA Says
- She Fled Ukraine As Bombs Fell. Now Hanna Karpenko Is Rebuilding Her CRE Career With Jamestown
- Bay Area Biotech Landlords Sweeten Deals For Tenants As Wave Of Available Space Grows
- Renderings Revealed For $6B Penn Station Plan Going Head-To-Head With The MTA
- Tides Equities Could Ask Investors For More Money To Cope With Its Multifamily Debt Load
- Meta Puts Big D.C. Office Space Up For Sublease
- Texas Governor Calls Second Special Session On Property Tax Reform, But Progress Still Appears Elusive
- Developers Spend $103M To Assemble Oceanfront Miami Beach Development Site
- Alexandria Continues Selling Spree With 2 More Boston-Area Deals
- Wall Of Multifamily Maturities Dead Ahead: $4B In October Alone
- Portfolio Of Small South Jersey Warehouses Sells For $195M After Doubling Rent
- Brookfield Commits To Transitioning U.S. Office Portfolio To Zero-Emissions Electricity By 2026
- Return To Office Plateaus At About 50% Even As Employers Crack Down
- The Flexible Workplace Market: Low Barriers To Entry, High Barriers To Success
- Go West, NRP: One Of Country's Largest Multifamily Developers Opens 2 New Markets
- Niagara Debuts Larger Global HQ In Flower Mound
- Rising Revenues From Residences Could Bail Out City Budgets As Commercial Valuations Stumble