• The Bisnow Weekender: Is CRE Really ‘In Trouble’?
• Mass Timber Has A 'Chicken-And-Egg' Problem As Green Building Grows
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Trammell Crow Eyeing Industrial Park Off Lake Lanier
• Connecticut Avenue Office Building Taken By Receiver After Loan Default
• Atlanta Workplace Uniform Supplier Inks Big Office Lease At Southern Post
• Game On: What Super Bowl Sunday Venue Prep Can Teach CRE
• Retailers Are Increasingly Becoming Owners In NYC’s Hottest Corridors
• Oakland Park Officials Advance Urban League’s Plan For 19-Acre Housing Complex
• Second Annual Bisnow International Life Sciences Event To Take Place In Montgomery County, Maryland: Here’s What To Expect
• Newmark Brings Back Robert Futterman After 2019 Firing
• Georgetown Co. Seeks More Than $20M In Damages From Contractor Found Guilty Of Fraud
• European Banks Hit By Fears About U.S. Real Estate
• This Common CRE Lending Clause Can Put A Property In Default — Even If The Borrower Is Paying
• Chicago Cracks Top 5 Metros For Planned Office-To-Residential Conversions In 2024
• Alexandria Sells Andover Office Building At Fraction Of 2022 Price
• As Big Banks Get Bigger, Sale-Leasebacks Soar For Smaller Banks
• Grocery-Anchored Shopping Plaza In Aventura Trades For $48M
• Developer Who Amassed $10B Condo Portfolio Indicted In Multimillion-Dollar Fraud Scheme
• Douglas Emmett Gets $550M Construction Loan Connected to Westside's Barrington Plaza
• London’s Flex Market Looks To Life Beyond WeWork
• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• Treasury Department Introduces Rule To Crack Down On Real Estate Money Laundering
• Texas Apartment Markets Could Take A Financial Hit As Oversupply Fuels Rent Declines
• Record Apartment Development Stalls Rent Growth For Priciest Properties
• How Can Data Centers Meet Their Sustainability Goals? Learn More At Bisnow’s Feb. 22 Event
• Blackstone, Worthe Real Estate Selling Former Forever 21 Site, Bids Could Top $200M
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• 70 Current And Former NYCHA Employees Charged With Bribery, Extortion
• Mall Giant Simon Property Plans To Drop $800M On Retrofits This Year
• NYCB’s Credit Is Now Junk. Its Stock Fell 60% This Week. What Does This All Mean For CRE?