• This Week's Bay Area Deal Sheet
• Dallas Voters Approve $82M In Bond Funds Aimed At Housing Relief
• Bitcoin Is Back, But Crypto Data Centers Still Face A Bumpy Road
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• New York Firm Acquires Miami Retail Brokerage That Specializes In Big Projects
• This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet: Florida Firm Buys Historic Downtown Buildings
• Newmark Takes On Debt As It Gobbles Up Market Share
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet: Clarion Partners Hands Chinatown Office Building To Lender
• 2 Planned Demolitions In Rittenhouse Square Add To Wave Of Redevelopment
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• Despite Slowing Market, SoCal Industrial Owners Are Holding Tight To Their Properties
• Bump In U.S. Office Leasing Boosts CBRE Profits
• REPORT: Billionaire Todd Boehly Partners With AECOM, Plans To Invest $3B In CRE
• Weekend Interview: CBRE's Barbara Perrier On Weathering Choppy Waters In Industrial And What's Ahead
• If You’re After Distress In UK Real Estate, Look At Smaller Lenders
• Floor & Decor To Debut In NYC With 129K SF Brooklyn Store
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Peachtree Eyes Dual-Branded Hotel At Atlantic Station
• Half Of Hotel Investors Want To Buy This Year: CBRE
• Manhattan Office Availability Ticks Down After Active April
• 'As Downtown Goes, Our City Goes': Developers Stress Importance Of Strengthening Dallas' Core
• Crescent Communities, Heitman JV On Major BTR Push
• Bears' $3.2B Stadium Proposal A 'Non-Starter' For Governor
• MacFarlane Partners Is Planning Affordable Senior Housing As Part Of $2B Fillmore Project
• NYC's 'Worst Landlord' Indicted On 80 Counts In Historic Harassment Prosecution
• JPMorgan Takes $19M First Step On Major Chase Tower Renovation
• AI Has Quietly Become Part Of Industrial Real Estate Development
• Cain Refinances Loan On London Resi Tower As Boehly Merges Real Estate Firms
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• The Plan To Develop A ‘Black Wall Street’ In Boston Faces Growing Pains
• Colliers Is Eyeing Acquisitions With $1B To Spend