• This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet: Cult Chain Reformation Opens Philly Outlet
• Apartment Trades Slow As DFW Rent Growth Inches Further Into The Red
• Lendlease To Sell U.S. Military Housing Business For $320M
• Miami Fund Charts $300M Push From Hospitals Into Housing
• L&G Builds £750M Affordable Housing Business
• Recently Built D.C. Apartments, Bankrupt And In 'Dire Condition,' Sell For $7M
• Texas Bank With Heavy CRE Exposure Gets $228M Investor Infusion
• Fort Worth Stockyards To See $630M In New Development Projects
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• BREIT Exceeds Quarterly Withdrawal Limit As It Once Again Fulfills 100% Of Repurchases
• Biden Administration Doles Out $504M To 12 Regional Tech Hubs
• Is NYC’s Billion-Dollar Lab Bet Foresight Or Folly?
• Bridge Investment Group Takes 35% Haircut On Broward Office Park
• New York Firm Acquires Wanamaker Building Debt, Eyes Buying It Outright
• Why Origin Investments’ Co-CEO Foresees A Rising Tide Of Multifamily Deals
• Goldman Sachs: Office Submarket Recovery Signals The Worst Is Over
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Travel To Illinois Border Clinics Soars As Abortion Providers Beef Up Healthcare Infrastructure
• How Massachusetts' $5B Housing Bill Could Help Jump-Start Development
• Frasers Group Snaps Up Doncaster Shopping Centre As M&S Announces New Stores
• Pharma Giant To Open First Atlanta Office In New Tower Over Luxury Mall
• 'Hold On For Dear Life': Majority Of Bisnow Survey Respondents Expect Little Relief In 2024
• CRE Generative Design Software Uses AI To Help Streamline The Build Process
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• Saudi Developer Plans $300M Push Into U.S. Luxury Developments
• Amazon Will Spend $100B On AI Data Center Developments
• As Data Centers Go Nuclear To Meet AI Power Demand, Worries Grow About The Impact On Everyone Else
• Zoning Constraints And Slow Pipeline Sees Industrial Leasing Slow
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• Breaking Ground Pays $172M For Upper East Side Dorm-Turned-Migrant Shelter