• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Weekend Interview: Swire President Henry Bott On Miami’s Growth And Building A New Hub Of Finance
• Park Hotels Files Suit Over Property Taxes On 3 San Francisco Hotels
• The 10 Biggest Blocks Of Manhattan Office Space Hunting For A Tenant
• £300M Sale And New Middle East JV Highlight Interest In UK Student Sector
• $103B In CMBS Loans Maturing This Year To Test 'Extend And Pretend'
• Economic Uncertainty, Hybrid Work Lead To Record-High Availability In LA Office Market
• Let’s Get Digital: CRE Social Networking Expert Beth Azor To Speak At Bisnow's Elevate Retreat
• Securing More Construction Financing: NFP's Peet Poillon At Bisnow’s Charlotte Event
• Residential Real Estate’s ‘Moneyball Moment’ Benefits Renters, Landlords And Investors
• Can’t Build Them Fast Enough: How Precast Concrete Meets The Speed-To-Market Demands Of Industrial Owners
• SFR Boom Times Are Over As Investment Drops, But Some Like The Long-Term Play
• JLL: AI Has Enormous Potential To Reshape Real Estate
• As £9B In Funds Hit Termination Date, Investors Get Creative To Close Deals
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Dawsonville Racetrack Looks To Go Mixed-Use
• Wood Partners Plans 284-Unit Project Next To Prince George’s County Wegmans
• Global Holdings Takes Over 190-Room NoMad Hotel Via Deed-In-Lieu
• Presidio Bay Preps 2 Life Sciences Projects In Burgeoning San Carlos Market
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• Big Tech Tenants Push Data Center Developers To Stay On Schedule As Supply Chain Woes Linger
• Deloitte Signs 138K SF Lease At New Boston Office Tower
• SCOTUS Decision On Student Loan Relief One More Financial Hardship For Renters
• EQT Exeter Closes $4.9B Fund For U.S. Industrial Acquisitions
• New High Set For Manhattan Office Vacancy As Leasing Slump Drags On
• Denver Life Sciences Market Facing ‘Unique And Perfect’ Storm For Growth
• Northern Virginia Office Owner Defaults On $51M Loan
• Downsizing Makes Up Large Chunk Of Houston’s Q2 2023 Office Leasing Activity
• Shrinking Office Tenants Bring Baltimore's Vacancy Rate To Another Record High: CBRE
• Miami Offices Succumb To Slowdown As Pandemic-Driven Growth Dissipates