• SURVEY: The Pandemic And A Rocky Year Took A Toll On Everyone. How Are Women Faring?
• City Moves To Crack Down On Oceanwide Plaza Graffiti, Force Developer To Clean It Up
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• NYC Apartment Vacancy Falls To 1.4%, Lowest Level In Over 50 Years
• OpenAI Head Sam Altman Seeks $7T For Huge AI Initiative With Major CRE Implications
• DRA Advisors Raises $2.3B For Distressed Property Investment
• Hybrid Work Has Made Parking A Whole New Ballgame
• 41% Of U.S. Rental Housing Is In High-Risk Climate Areas, Study Finds
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• Pace Of Distress Slows As Banks Try To Work Out What Lies Beneath
• McNair Interests Breaks Ground On Inner Loop Apartment Complex
• Despite Missing Projected Revenues In 2023, Colliers Execs See Optimism Rising Later This Year
• Half-Vacant UK Shopping Centre To Become 500K SF Life Sciences Scheme
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• Despite 35% Office Vacancy, San Francisco's Office Rents Still Above National Average
• Charlestown Group Sues Boston To Block Affordable Housing Project
• Related Midwest Releases Renderings Of Potential Chicago White Sox Stadium
• Cano Health Wants Out Of About 80 Leases In Bankruptcy
• Fast-Fashion Retailer Shein Expanding U.S. Presence With Seattle Office, Seeks Former Amazon Execs
• The Bisnow Weekender: Is CRE Really ‘In Trouble’?
• Mass Timber Has A 'Chicken-And-Egg' Problem As Green Building Grows
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Trammell Crow Eyeing Industrial Park Off Lake Lanier
• Connecticut Avenue Office Building Taken By Receiver After Loan Default
• Atlanta Workplace Uniform Supplier Inks Big Office Lease At Southern Post
• Game On: What Super Bowl Sunday Venue Prep Can Teach CRE
• Retailers Are Increasingly Becoming Owners In NYC’s Hottest Corridors
• Oakland Park Officials Advance Urban League’s Plan For 19-Acre Housing Complex
• Second Annual Bisnow International Life Sciences Event To Take Place In Montgomery County, Maryland: Here’s What To Expect
• Newmark Brings Back Robert Futterman After 2019 Firing
• Georgetown Co. Seeks More Than $20M In Damages From Contractor Found Guilty Of Fraud