• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• 5 Of The 6 Largest CRE Brokerages Posted Losses In Q1
• Beyond Campaign Promises: A Bisnow Primer On The 5 Top Candidates In Philly’s Wide-Open Race For Mayor
• PODCAST: Carmel Partners CEO Ron Zeff, Dekel Capital Founder Shlomi Ronen Talk First Republic Fallout
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Armada Hoffler Buys The Interlock For 'Discounted' Price
• IRES REIT Survives AGM Revolt But Votes Leave More Questions Than Answers
• Ken Griffin's Miami Neighborhood Of Choice Rises To Meet Its Moment
• Christmas Tree Shops Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Weekend Interview: Actor And Developer Malik Yoba On Making CRE Work For The Many, Not The Few
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• 'Jerome Charmin Ultra Soft Powell': Economists React To April Jobs Report On Twitter
• Carbon Capture Tech Can Cut NYC Buildings' Emissions, But Not Their Local Law 97 Fines
• Enterprise Partners With Baltimore Developer, Invests $3M In Upton Project
• Construction Layoffs Jump In March As Homebuilding Slows
• Cushman & Wakefield Chairman John Cushman III Dead At 82
• Upstart Developer Audeo Partners Buys Site, Gets Approval For First Project In Virginia
• New CEO Named At Cushman & Wakefield, Forrester to Retire
• Amazon-Backed Clean Energy Startup To Open Major Factory In Mass.
• Economic Turmoil Hits Silicon Valley R&D Leasing
• Following Collapse Of Other Regional Banks, PacWest Weighs Sale
• Americans Still Want To Mess With Texas, New Survey Data Shows
• Bears Ask To Raze Arlington Racecourse To Make Way For $5B Stadium District
• Contracting Firms, Executives Indicted In Construction Fraud Scheme
• JLL Posts $9M Quarterly Loss As Transaction Activity Shrivels
• Aldi Continues Robust U.S. Expansion, Adding 120 Stores This Year
• Denver Permit Times Cut In Half As Project Volume Wanes, City Staffs Up
• After Lackluster Quarter, Digital Realty Pushes Back On Prominent Short Seller
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Grady Goes To Lee + White