• This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet: Lee & Associates Gets New Market Leader
• Investment Firm's Bid For David's Bridal Includes Keeping Most Stores Open
• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• Rising Rents, Diminishing Availability In Manhattan’s Retail Corridors
• Inland Empire Industrial Absorption Goes Negative For The First Time In 2 Decades
• WeWork Among Firms Still Active In Russia After Ukraine Invasion
• Snap Looking To Reverse Course, Lease 30K SF in Levi's Plaza
• Slowdown Deepens In Atlanta's Industrial Market, Outlook Dimmed For Rest Of 2023
• Multifamily Rents Are Starting To Fall Across Texas
• More Multifamily Owners Are Discovering One Of The ‘Best-Kept Secrets’ Of U.S. Housing Policy
• Miami Board Votes To Protect Ancient Site Where Related Group Plans Residential Towers
• 'It's Live Data': Why UK Portfolio Write-Downs Are Tumbling 10 Times Faster Than During The GFC
• Lenders Sue Margaritaville Times Square Owners For $85M After Bankruptcy Filing
• Building A Sonic Sanctuary: Conquering The Obstacles Of Studio Construction
• Affordability Expiring On Nearly 200,000 U.S. Housing Units In Next 5 Years
• Bisnow's Denver Women Leading Real Estate Are Forging New Paths In A Growing City
• Proptech Firm Latch Slashes Workforce Nearly 60%
• Demand For DFW Data Centers Continues To Boom Even As Other Assets Falter
• Lincoln Property Co. Acquires Property Management Firm RiverRock
• Philly's Urbanizing Suburbs Are Siphoning The Coolest Retail Tenants Away From Center City
• Lab Projects Slow To Lease Up In Greater Boston As Demand Plunges
• Over A Dozen Conferences Pull Out Of Florida, Citing Political Climate
• Walker & Dunlop President To Retire After 43 Years With Company
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Proptech Company Matterport To Cut 170 Jobs, Reduce Office Space
• 6 Properties Show How D.C.'s Fire Station Redevelopment Pipeline Is Heating Up
• Online Beauty Giant's Offline 2M SF Property Is Sold And Iced
• DFI And Argo Eye £400M Logistics Opportunities After Sector Reprices
• As Challenges Mount For Cities, Localities Step Up Rezoning Efforts
• Investment Sales In New York City Are Past The 'Trough' But Still Way Down