• San Diego’s Stalled Lab Conversions Create Industrial Space Crunch
• Sustainability Codes Adding More Hurdles For Boston-Area Developers, But New Federal Funding Could Help
• Howard Hughes' $1.8B Mark Wahlberg-Backed Vegas Studio Project Clears Local Approval
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Sounds Like Bose Is Searching For A Midtown Office
• PRP Pays $323M For Market Square, D.C.'s Largest Sale In 18 Months
• Patrick Carroll Hospitalized By Police For Mental Evaluation After Firing Guns Outside His Home
• CBRE Tapped To Find New Office Tenants For CNN Center
• Short Seller Alleges Accounting Manipulation At REIT Equinix, Questions Its Operational Viability
• Texas Real Estate Commission Warns Of Massive Leasing Fraud Scheme As Cases Pile Up
• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• 3 Big CRE Investors Are Launching New Nontraded REITs, Eyeing Industrial Assets
• South Florida's Luxury Condo Boom Has Finally Reached Broward County
• Federal Reserve Still Sees 3 Rate Cuts In 2024 But Holds Rates Steady For Now
• Elite Private School Backs Out Of $180M Miami Campus
• Investors Are Prepared To 'Be Early' In Recovering Dublin Market
• Intel Wins $8.5B From CHIPS Act To Build Semiconductor Factories
• Dallas Office Tower Sells For $54M To Financial Firm Planning New HQ
• Multifamily Loan Losses Spike As Debt From 2021 Peak Comes Due
• AI-Powered Luxury Gym To Open in Greenwich Village
• Pinewood Defies Studio Uncertainty With £750M Debt Raise
• This Week’s Philadelphia Deal Sheet
• Pagewood And CenterSquare Acquire Portfolio Of 9 Business Parks Across Houston
• Atlanta-Based Developer Completes Massive Logistics Hub In Southern Dallas
• Chicago Voters Appear To Reject New Real Estate Transfer Tax, CRE Breathes A Sigh Of Relief
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Nordstrom Explores Going Private
• Under-Construction Aventura Office Hit With Foreclosure Suit
• FDIC Sells $10.5B In Former SVB Debt Backed By Apartments
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet: Obama Center Breaks Ground On New Building
• Multifamily Leaders Up In Arms As FCC Mulls Banning Bulk Broadband Billing