• Meet The JLL Deal Manager Hoping To Add A New Title This Week: Miss USA
• Stan Thomas Accused Of Hiding Assets To Avoid Paying Judgment On Airplanes
• 'Wanting To See The Change': New Organization AEC Unites To Launch In Support Of Black Talent In CRE
• Dallas, D.C. And Cambridge Land ARPA-H Hubs
• 10,000 New Housing Units By 2031? LA Metro Faces Tall Task With Sprawling Development Plans
• 12 Mass. Communities Face Looming Deadline For MBTA Multifamily Plans. Here’s Where They All Stand
• Silicon Valley Investors Plan To Build A Retro City On Northern California Farmland
• Controversial Firm MV Realty Seeks Bankruptcy Protection As Lawsuits Mount
• Rudin Could Get $200M For Its Half-Empty 1.2M SF Financial District Skyscraper
• Here’s Why Simon Property Is Defying Critics With New Billion-Dollar Bet On Retailer
• What Do NYC Residents Need Day To Day? Ingram Partner Leads Sustainability And Technology Panel At Bisnow’s Oct. 4 Multifamily Event
• Bisnow Client Success Manager Ashley Seeberger Provides An Insider’s Look Into Houston CRE
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• Packaging Company Shuttering 103-Year-Old Chicago Plant
• REPORT: Brookfield In Talks To Buy $800M Veritas Loan Portfolio With Ballast
• The Art Institutes To Shutter All 8 Remaining Campuses This Month
• Orioles Stadium Lease Unresolved Despite Optimistic Rhetoric, Potential First-Place Finish
• If You Need 100 Car Chargers Right Now, You’re Already Behind The EV Revolution
• Senior Living Developers Use The ‘Beyoncé Strategy’ In Tough Market
• Longtime D.C. Developer Launches BTR Arm, Looks To Build Multibillion-Dollar National Platform
• As WeWork Scrambles To Stay Afloat, Up To $7B In Building Value Hangs In The Balance
• Life Time Opening Third Houston-Area Coworking Concept In Shenandoah
• Judge Orders Co-Founders Of New York Development Firm To Stop Firing Each Other
• Saga Of Boston Music Studio Space A Symbol Of Pressure Lab Expansion Puts On Neighborhoods
• Council Targets Former Bank Buildings To Address Housing And Vacancy Challenges
• Alston & Bird Testing Office Leasing Waters In Atlanta
• Dallas' Former Hotel To The Stars Could Become Mixed-Income Housing If City OKs $41M In Incentives
• Rite Aid Considers Closing Up To 500 Stores In Bankruptcy Proceedings
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• A Tale Of 2 Cities: Growth In Smaller Metros Can Look Very Different On The Ground