• SK On Reveals Details For $5B, 3.3M SF Battery Plant In Northwest Georgia
• Twitter Puts 200K SF Of Its Manhattan Office Up For Sublease
• The Idea That Prime Property Outperforms Is A Myth, New Research Says
• University Of Florida Halts West Palm Beach Campus Plans Amid Dispute With Billionaire
• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• Developers Break Ground On Oakhouse, The First Mixed-Income Project Financed Through Dallas' PFC
• JLL Plans More Layoffs This Year As Profits Shrink
• Sweet Dreams For The Hotel Sector? Latest Data Suggests Not
• Hidrock Properties Pushes Forward With North Miami Beach, Wynwood Projects
• Shifting Supply Chains Make It A ‘Fascinating Time’ For Growing Houston-Region Ports
• BPDA Unveils New Regulations For Lab Design, Receives Community Pushback
• REPORT: Colorado Ranks 9th In Commercial Warehouse Development
• Property's Big Dogs Say 2023 Will Be Better Than Feared — But Still Bad
• Brokerages Turn To Other Areas Of Business As Leasing, Capital Markets Revenues Plummet
• BREIT Fulfills 35% Of Investors' February Withdrawal Requests
• Plunging Office Values Expected To Sap $464M From D.C. Tax Revenue
• Target Investing $100M In New Sorting Centers In Bid To Boost Delivery
• Empty Hotels Find Second Life As Multifamily Communities
• The Investment Tax Credit Now Includes Dynamic Glass. What Does This Mean For Building Owners?
• Mobility Programs Aim To Forge A Sustainable Future For Multifamily Residents
• Economic Uncertainty Is Driving A Return To Safe Investment Havens Across The UK
• BEAR This In Mind: Communication And Planning Are Key To A Successful Industrial Building Project
• Chicago Mayoral Runoff Will Be A Study In Contrasts For CRE As Lightfoot Is Iced Out
• Kidder Mathews' Bay Area Life Sciences Team Jumps To CBRE
• Companies Still Want Office Space, But They Also Want To Stay Nimble
• Supreme Court Ruling In Bankruptcy Case Could Pose Risk For Informal Partnerships
• Miami's Pull As A Corporate Relocation Magnet Is Only Getting Stronger
• 'It's Wild': Hotel Brands, REITs Beat Expectations As Travel Demand Stays Hot
• First Round Of CHIPS Act Funding Unlocks $39B For Manufacturing Of Semiconductors
• Hillwood Development Co. Buys Inland Empire Speedway, A 600-Acre Development Site