• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• Retailers Flash Warning Signs That Consumer Spending Might Be Waning
• Same City, 2 Tales: It’s The Worst Of Times For Some, But Others Say Chicago’s Best Is Just Ahead
• Blackstone Sells Stake In Bellagio, Valuing The Vegas Icon At $5.1B
• Hudson Pacific Sells 2 Santa Monica Office Buildings
• NYC Officials, Developers Scrambling For New Mechanisms To Build Affordable Housing
• After Jay-Z Closes The 40/40 Club, Rockrose Sells 12% Stake In Building For $44M
• What Now? Tenants Are Demanding More Than Flexibility
• 'You're Asking Us To Sacrifice Ourselves': A Dallas Community Fights To Overcome A Toxic Legacy
• Miami Heat Legend, Magellan Move Forward On 200-Unit Development
• Ominous Sign: Nearly Two-Thirds Of WeWork Locations In NYC Are In Older Buildings
• LA's Patchwork Of Renter Protections Has Landlords, Tenants Both Unhappy
• Newmark: $626B Of CRE Loans Maturing By 2025 Are 'Potentially Troubled'
• First Industrial Realty To Increase Houston Presence With 425K SF Speculative Warehouse
• Illinois Nears Juicy Deal On $2B EV Battery Plant
• Record Leasing Is Expanding The Data Center Map
• Denver-Area Malls Reach A Crossroads, Seek New Strategies To Attract Activity
• REPORT: OpenAI Zeroing In On Uber's Office Space In San Francisco's Mission Bay
• Developer Proposes Nearly 600 Units On Everett Riverfront
• 12-Story Apartment Proposal Latest In Stretch Of Development On Bethesda’s Battery Lane
• The 2023 Capital Markets Slowdown Has Hit Biggest Buildings The Hardest
• MCR Pays $180M For Gramercy Park Hotel Ground Lease, Continuing NYC Buying Spree
• Private Equity Firm Acquires Subway For Nearly $10B, Plans Massive Expansion
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Storage Startup Taking Space At Westside Provisions
• The Warehousing Boom Is Slowing. This Industrial Expert Has A Solution
• South Florida Cities Search For Solutions To Prevent ‘Senior Exodus’ Caused By New Law
• 'It Can’t Just Be In The Lap Of One Person': Why 2 Historic Germantown Properties Haven’t Been Redeveloped Years Later
• More Than 100 Property Owners Sue Summit County To Overturn Short-Term Rental Ordinances
• 'We've Lost Individuals, We've Lost Dollars': How NIMBYism Is Stunting Long Island's Growth