• Meta Pulls Out Of Second Major London Office Lease
• Lab Leaks: How Biotech Buildings Face Flood Risks From Climate Change
• Tight Labor Pool Means CRE Employers Will Need To Pay Up This Year
• Lawmakers Mull Major Changes To Landmark Live Local Act
• Brookfield Asset Management Sells Slice Of Its Manufactured Housing Portfolio For $325M
• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• Atlanta Developer Sentenced To 25 Years In Prison For Land Conservation Tax Fraud
• Fewer Than 10,000 New Housing Units Were Proposed By NYC Developers In 2023
• NYC Investment Sales Dropped 55% In 2023 As Sellers Hung On And Buyers Lay In Wait
• Fines And Penalties For Noncompliant Buildings: How To Avoid The Mess
• Hochul Announces Plan For New 421-a, Lifting NYC's Density Cap In State Of The State
• SFR Venture Surpasses £500M In Assets With Housebuilder Deal
• MSG Takes Its Ball Home After Withdrawing London Sphere Planning Application
• Ex-M7 Head Sets Up Third Business With £720M Martley
• Real Estate’s Finance Class Sees Hope And Distress For 2024 At CREFC Conference
• Hedge Funds, Private Equity Made 2023 A Record Year For New York's Priciest Offices
• Lawsuits Challenge Constitutionality Of Workforce Goals In Federal Construction Contracts
• This Week’s Chicago Deal Sheet: JLL Makes More Cuts To Chicagoland Office Space
• ‘A Game Of Extensions’: Chicago’s Top 5 Maturing CMBS Loans In 2024
• Invitation Homes Will Pay Millions To Settle Price-Gouging Suit
• D.C. Sees Spike In Project Delays Amid ‘Dark Cloud’ Hanging Over Development
• Boston Office Demand Still Down, But Experts See Vacancy ‘Leveling Off’
• Grocery, Shopping And Dining Coming To Agrihood Development In Argyle
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• U.S. Office Vacancy Breaks All-Time Record
• Survey: Bisnow Readers Split On How To Navigate CRE’s ‘Once In A Lifetime Reset’ In 2024
• Massive Explosion Reported At Hotel In Downtown Fort Worth
• The Largest Redevelopment Site Since The Regeneration Of Dublin Docklands Takes A Step Forward
• Industrial Cooldown Continues: Warehouse Vacancy Rises To Highest Level Since 2020