• 65% Of Companies Now Requiring Some Office Attendance, CBRE Survey Finds
• Moody's Analytics: 84% Of Office Loans Maturing Could Have Trouble Refinancing
• Harry Macklowe Is Piecing Together A Waterfront Development Site In Miami
• Weekend Interview: Thibault Manekin On Real Estate's Power To Unite
• Industrial Developers Say PG&E Delays Are Hurting Their Bottom Line
• Pandemic-Era Exodus To Suburbs Still Paying Dividends For Tri-State CRE
• Highwoods Taps Colliers Executive To Lead Atlanta Office
• Houston Had The Most Construction Activity In Nation Over Past Decade. 2 Other Texas Cities Weren't Far Behind
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Temple Bar €5M Regeneration Underway Amid Drugs And Gangs Concerns
• Blackstone And Brookfield Extend £780M In Loans
• 'Not Just About The Visual': Why A Great-Looking, Revenue-Generating Interior Is A Team Effort
• The Puzzling Case Of NYC's Vacant Apartments Exposes The Divides At The Heart Of The Housing Crisis
• 'We're Pretty Much Sold Out': Development Woes Drive Down Data Center Leasing
• School Is In Session For Downtown D.C.'s Vacant Offices
• BlackRock Calls Workers Back To Their Desks 4 Days A Week
• As Office Market Continues To Weaken, Boston Execs 'Very Concerned' About City's Future
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• Energy Remains King Of Houston’s Office Market, Starts Signing Big Leases Again
• The Curtain Fell For Thousands Of Movie Screens. Survivors See Opportunity
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Former Peloton CEO's New Company Signs First Manufacturing Deal
• It's 'Pencils Down' For Philly Multifamily Development Amid Booming Supply, Fallow Financing
• Sam Zell Remembered: Jon Gray, Stephen Ross Among CRE Leaders Reflecting On Death Of A Titan
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• Regency Centers To Acquire Regional Retail REIT For $1.4B
• Law Firm Relocates To 1.4M SF Mixed-Use London Scheme
• Smaller Deals, Longer Time Frames, Lots Of Phone Calls: Houston CRE Deals With ‘Upside-Down’ Market
• Disney No Longer Planning $1B Orlando Development
• Crush Of New Multifamily Supply Could Weaken Downtown Denver’s Recovery