• EXCLUSIVE: Velocity Keeps Philly-Area Buying Spree Going, Acquires 200K SF South Jersey Warehouse
• Diversified Healthcare Trust, Office Properties Income Trust Scrap Merger After Shareholder Revolt
• Pershing Square's Long-Awaited $110M Renovation Gets Underway
• Firm That Raised Largest-Ever Self-Storage Investment Fund Fined $20.5M By SEC
• Adaptive Reuse Survey IDs 22 Denver Commercial Buildings That Could Become Housing
• How 2 Long-Delayed Southwest Parcels Have Taken Center Stage In D.C.'s Battle For Land Ownership
• Crosstree Defies Gloom With £490M UK Fund-Raise
• This Week’s Chicago Deal Sheet
• Developers Of Sprawling SoLé Mia Project To Build 90K SF Charter School
• Is The Shed Dead? NYC Cracking Down On Unsightly Construction Scaffolding
• Doomsday Averted? Emerald Creek’s Jeff Seidler To Address State Of CRE Market At Bisnow Event
• With $2B In Maturities Coming By Year's End, Senior Housing Owners Face Fading Demand
• DAA Outbid For Strategic Land Between Runways At Dublin Airport
• Mapped: WeWork’s London Empire And Who Owns It
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Canadian Financial Giant CIBC Pulling Back From U.S. Office Real Estate
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• Weekend Interview: Maitland Management’s Jimmy Hsueh On Taking The Road Less Traveled To CRE
• REIT Alexandria Names New Co-Presidents, Regional Market Directors
• 'Couldn’t Be Much Better': Economists React To The August Jobs Report On X, Formerly Twitter
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Potential Buyer Of East Baltimore Apartments Seeks City Tax Deal To Maintain Affordability
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• Department Of Housing Proposes Higher Density, Less Parking
• N.Y. Hotel Occupancy Soars 10% As Tourists Flock To The City
• Keller Williams Execs Hit With Another Racketeering Suit
• Progress And Pitfalls Ahead: South Florida CRE Leaders On Tackling Underrepresentation
• With Interest Rate Hikes Raising Questions About Debt Plans, What Should Investors Do?
• What Happens Next? Business Succession For Family-Owned CRE