• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
• Daily Floods, Disappearing Beaches: Projections Show Miami's Worst-Case Climate Scenario Isn't Far Off
• NoMad Ritz-Carlton Sells Out Condo Units Thanks To Airbnb Workaround
• How Bronx Logistics Center Became The East Coast’s First LEED Platinum Warehouse
• Tore Steen Out As CEO At CrowdStreet
• McCord Development Plans 45-Acre Biomanufacturing Campus At Generation Park
• JLL Ups The Ante In CRE’s Artificial Intelligence ‘Arms Race’ With In-House ChatGPT
• 'Leading From The Front': Tenacity And Urgency Helped Denver’s Women CRE Trailblazers Soar
• Student Housing Developers Are Running Out Of Viable Markets
• Climate Change, Flood Risk Could Pierce The Houston Housing Market Bubble
• Vornado CEO Roth: Investors Have 'Short-Sighted And Emotional' View Of Office
• With Record Number Of Projects Competing For Tenants, D.C. Apartments Post Slow Rent Growth
• KKR Opening First Los Angeles Office, Growing California Footprint
• Developer Raises $68M On CrowdStreet To Fund Huge Boston-Area Project
• Palm Beach Developer Gets 5 Years In Prison For Defrauding Investors, Lenders
• Cushman & Wakefield To Slash Expenses By Another $40M
• JLL Puts Nearly One-Third Of Its HQ On Sublease Market
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Wu Signs Executive Order Banning Fossil Fuels In New City Buildings
• Newmark’s Revenue Drops 22% Amid CRE Slowdown
• Amazon To Double Number Of Same-Day Delivery Facilities As Expedited Shipping Becomes Norm
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Blackstone Aims To Cash In On AI With $8B Data Center Push
• Colorado CRE Pros Worried About Pending Statewide Emissions Regulations
• This Week's Bay Area Deal Sheet
• Investor Builds €575M Irish Portfolio With Double Office Buy
• 29 Women Changing The Face Of UK Real Estate
• Philly Says It's Finally Cracking Down On Unlicensed Short-Term Rentals, But Proof Is Scant
• Father Of Disgraced Dallas CRE Investor Denies Involvement In Son's Crimes