Stories — September 2023
- The Future Of The Office Is No Longer A Debate. Now What?
- PGIM Sells Coral Gables Office Tower For $90M
- Disney To Invest $60B In Theme Parks And Cruise Business
- This Week’s Chicago Deal Sheet
- As Return-To-Office Mandates Threaten To Get Serious, Management Scrambles For Strategy
- 3 More DFW Suburbs Are On The List To Get An H-E-B
- This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
- CBRE Makes Key Hires In Debt And Structured Finance Division As President Prepares To Step Down
- Houston Apartment Complex Faces Foreclosure, Lawsuits And Liens
- CBRE Hit With $375K Penalty For Violating SEC’s Whistleblower Protection Rule
- D.C. Takes New Step To Advance 5M SF Armed Forces Retirement Home Development
- Relevant In Default On $13.2M Loan Tied To DTLA Hotel Project
- 78-Year-Old Boston Stadium To Get $30M Renovation For New Professional Women’s Soccer Team
- Kayne Anderson Nabs $1.3B Medical Office Loan Portfolio From Synovus Bank
- From DJ To Marketer: How Bisnow Northeast Vice President Chris Bushnell Stays In Tune With CRE Marketing Trends
- Latch Moving Headquarters Out Of New York Following Layoffs, Stock Delisting
- DivcoWest Sues WeWork For $30M After Beleaguered Firm Abandoned Coworking Location
- Pasadena Brings On New Hire To Continue Movement On 710 Freeway Stub Redevelopment
- This Week's South Florida Deal Sheet: 18-Story Beachfront Property Planned In Hollywood
- Moody's Downgrades Large Piece Of $1.7B Office Loan With Exposure To X, WeWork, First Republic
- Sears' Longtime HQ In Hoffman Estates Sells For $194M To Data Center Developer
- Urban Atlantic Secures $69M Financing For Affordable Senior Project In Upper Northwest
- Lending Restrictions, Looming Regulation For Banks Cast 'Long Shadow' On CRE
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Sabey Planning $950M Data Center Campus In Emerging Oregon Market
- Prolonged UAW Strike Could Impact Site Selection Decisions
- This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
- 5 New Towers, Including An Office Building, Proposed At Miami Worldcenter
- Loan Backed By Manhattan Office Tower Blackstone Gave Up On Set To Hit The Market
- Student Loan Payments Are About To Restart. Retailers, Apartment Owners Could Share The Pain