• Atlanta Hotel Market Hits The Brakes
• This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
• Local Banks Making Moves To Reduce Risk From CRE Loans
• Canadian Pension Fund Reduces Real Estate Exposure, Staff
• Hamptons Businesses Abandon Year-Round Dreams
• Breaking The Glass Ceiling: Meet The Women Leading CRE In Texas
• Sustainable, Extremely Energy Efficient Townhome Development Coming To Garland, Texas
• Charles Kushner, Fort Partners Reportedly Funneled Cash To Surfside Politicians
• ‘A Minority Within A Minority’: Chicago's South Asian CRE Community Refuses To Be Overlooked
• Northmarq Merging With Morrison Street Capital
• Graceland Faces Foreclosure Auction, But Presley Family Says It's A Scam
• Federal Realty Delays Somerville Lab Project Due To ‘Oversaturation’
• Activist Investor Land & Buildings Builds Stake In CBRE, 7 REITs
• CoStar, Hotel Chains Ask Judge To Toss 'Fanciful' Price-Gouging Lawsuit
• Pickleball Chain Ballers To Launch In Former Power Plant Turbine In Fishtown
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• The Music Has Stopped For Once-Booming Real Estate Crowdfunding Platforms
• LGBTQIA+ Clinic Shops For New Digs Amid Eviction Threats
• Subaru To Exit Chicago Area In Favor Of North Texas
• Houston Commercial Property Owners Start Mitigating Up To $7B In Derecho Damage
• Irvine Co. Inks 46K SF Of Leases Across 2 Buildings To Consulting Firm
• Embattled Chinese Developer Sells Giant London Site For A Third Time
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• WeWork Moves To Keep 89 More Locations, Bringing Rent Savings To Over $11B
• Google To Open 1M SF Distribution Center North Of Fort Worth
• Velodrome Funding Pledge Gets Dublin Sports Campus Back On Track
• Simon Partnering With AMLI To Build 850 Apartments At San Diego Mall
• Philadelphia Rents Nudge Up For First Time Since Last Year
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: Partners Capital Buys Old Town Spring Business Park
• Multifamily Distress Rate Nearly Doubles In April