• Wu Signs Executive Order Banning Fossil Fuels In New City Buildings
• Newmark’s Revenue Drops 22% Amid CRE Slowdown
• Amazon To Double Number Of Same-Day Delivery Facilities As Expedited Shipping Becomes Norm
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Blackstone Aims To Cash In On AI With $8B Data Center Push
• Colorado CRE Pros Worried About Pending Statewide Emissions Regulations
• This Week's Bay Area Deal Sheet
• Investor Builds €575M Irish Portfolio With Double Office Buy
• 29 Women Changing The Face Of UK Real Estate
• Philly Says It's Finally Cracking Down On Unlicensed Short-Term Rentals, But Proof Is Scant
• Father Of Disgraced Dallas CRE Investor Denies Involvement In Son's Crimes
• Life Sciences' Real Estate Predicament: Too Much New Space, Not Enough Of The Right Kind
• This Week's South Florida Deal Sheet: Shvo Nabs $190M Loan For Redeveloping The Raleigh
• Lender Takes Control Of Prominent Dupont Circle Office Building
• Patrick Carroll To Sell His 28,000-Unit Multifamily Business For $80M
• Oceanwide Plaza Developer Facing Potential Liquidation After Contractor Demands $28M
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• CMBS Pioneer Ethan Penner To Give Closing Keynote At Bisnow’s Elevate Retreat
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• The Fed Wants To Raise Capital Requirements. Banks Say It Would Crush Their CRE Lending
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• 5 World Trade Center, With More Affordable Housing, Gets Signoff From Hochul
• Nightingale Losing Its Grip On Another Philly Property As Lender Looks To Foreclose Or Sell Loan
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• Portfolio Of 6 Boston-Area Industrial Buildings Sells For $167M
• Apartment Association Files Lawsuit To Stop Rent Freeze On Majority Of LA Apartments
• Investments In Nontraded REITs Up 39%, But Still Far Outpaced By Withdrawals
• Migrant Shelters, Bankruptcies Spell Good News For NYC Hotels That Hung On
• New Leases And Return-To-Work Pushes Give Office Owners Hope For LA Market