Stories — April 2024
- Smart Glass Maker View Reaches Deal To Go Private, Will File For Bankruptcy
- Ares Raises Cash For £1.6B Fund Targeting Europe, With London To The Fore
- Newmark: $2T In Debt Maturing By 2026, $670B Of It 'Potentially Troubled'
- Today, Equipment. Tomorrow, Whole Facilities: Hydrogen Could Fuel A New Industrial CRE Revolution
- Northwood Investors Early Favourite To Snap Up €580M Blanchardstown Centre
- Alamo Drafthouse Being Shopped To Hollywood Execs For Potential Sale
- Oakland Multifamily Rents Decline Over 10% As Bay Area Recovery Lags
- Long-Delayed Apartment Project Near American U. Can Move Forward After Court Ruling
- 'Unusual' Level Of Mismanagement In South Street Business District’s Books Spurs An Audit
- Microsoft And OpenAI May Build $100B Supercomputer Campus
- Bill To Allow MLS Stadium In Everett Reignites Waterfront Debate
- PREIT Emerges From Bankruptcy Once More, Will Go Private With New CEO
- Bob Knakal Launches New Investment Sales Firm With A Focus On AI
- This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet: Johnson Appoints City's First Chief Homelessness Officer
- ‘It Hasn’t Replaced Anyone’: How AI Can Work With Property Managers, Not Against Them
- Plans To Resume Auction Of Philly's Tax-Delinquent Properties Could Pique Commercial Developer Interest
- WeWork Discloses Another 9-Figure Loss, Reworks Deals With 4 Landlords
- This Week’s South Florida Deal Sheet: Bank OZK Lends Another $600M For Miami Condos
- Ashkenazy Plans 2.4M SF Redevelopment Of D.C. Shopping Center
- 35-Year Property Veteran Looks To Grow Business On The Back Of Political Change
- Everyone 'Knows' Elections Impact CRE. But Does The Data Back It Up?
- Construction Spending Drops Unexpectedly In February As Public Projects Slow
- Biden Administration Plans To Cap Rents In LIHTC-Financed Units
- Hong Kong Developer Lands $185M Loan For Midtown Condo Project
- This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
- Pent-Up Demand, Aging Population Refuel Pandemic-Ravaged Senior Housing Market
- NCR Voyix Tells Thousands Of Workers To Report To Atlanta HQ 5 Days A Week
- This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
- It's The Climb: Why CRE Women Are Getting Stuck On The Way Up And What The Industry Can Do About It
- A New Generation Of The Ratner Family Is Ready To Build Its Own CRE Legacy