• Life Sciences Slowdown? San Diego Stays Strong In Cautious Market
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• LA-Based Outdoor Cinema Plots National Expansion
• The Worst Is Over For Office, Predicts JLL's Ulbrich
• 'Really Dire': New Berkeley Rule Requires Builders To Pay For Workers' Healthcare, Training
• Weekend Interview: Carl Shannon Talks Mission Rock, San Francisco And Affordable Housing
• U.S. Factory Construction Spending Has Doubled Since Last Year
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Bipartisan Bill In Congress Proposes Tax Changes For Retail REITs, Increases In Allowable Investments
• As LA Embraces Mixed-Use Development, Opportunities For Life Sciences Companies Abound
• CBRE Nabs South Florida Multifamily Team From Cushman & Wakefield
• Another $1B EV Supplier Factory Under Construction In The 'Battery Belt'
• Top-Down Mandates Increasingly Seen As Only Way Workers Will Return To Offices En Masse
• Sugar Land And Fort Bend County Built A Major Entertainment Hub, And The Party Is Far From Over
• Bisnow Wins 10 Real Estate Journalism Awards For Its 2022 Coverage
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: California Investor Pays Big Premium For Duluth Apartments
• Goodman Group Gets Go-Ahead For 600K SF Long Beach Industrial Project
• PREIT Faces Potential Leadership Shake-Up After Brutal Shareholder Vote
• Housing Deal Collapses At Eleventh Hour As New York Legislative Session Ends
• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• Real Estate Giants Roll The Dice On Growth In Vegas. Is There Still Room To Run In The Desert?
• PGIM, Cantor Fitzgerald CEOs Predict Huge Wave Of Deed-In-Lieu Deals, Foreclosures In Office
• Lender Seizes Site Of Ill-Fated Mandarin Oriental Hotel Proposed In Uptown Dallas
• A Critical Shortage Of Schools Is Weighing Down Miami’s Growth
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• BPDA Seeking Development Proposals For Charlestown Parking Lot Site
• 'The Most Chaos': More Downward Pressure On Values As Short-Term Loans Come Due
• No Pause In Construction Despite NYC Having World's Worst Air Quality
• Self-Storage Startup, Flush With Investor Cash, Begins Expansion
• Denver Industrial Leaders See 'Calmer, More Rational' Market Ahead