Stories — 2024
- 'Enough Is Enough': Chinese Development Giant Evergrande Ordered To Liquidate
- CRE Sees Signs Of Cautious Optimism In 2024, But Challenges Remain. Where Should Borrowers Turn?
- This Week's LA Deal Sheet
- Luxury Mayfair Scheme Once Valued At £600M Goes Into Administration
- CalSTRS Locks Down $70M Refinance Of Brentwood Office Tower
- With Capital And Patience Dwindling, Short Sales Begin To Hit The Office Market
- Irving Council Greenlights $30M Incentive For Toyota Music Factory Renovations
- Downtown Baltimore Office Building Fetches $25M At Foreclosure Auction
- Cushman & Wakefield Names New CEO Of Global Occupier Services
- Oakland City Council Considering $24M Sale Of Former Raiders Facility To Prologis-Led Group
- This Week’s D.C. Deal Sheet
- U.S. Hotel Construction Reaches New Record
- NYC Comptroller Files $40M Suit Against Developer For Construction Wage Violations
- Retail Media Networks: The Income Stream That Could Give Stores A New Lease On Life
- Weekend Interview: LightBox's Manus Clancy On Why 'Survive Till '25' Is Too Pessimistic
- REIT Medical Properties' Largest Tenant Hires Restructuring Specialist, Looks To Unload Hospitals
- This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: Fein Buys 21 Acres For Multifamily Development
- This Week's Bay Area Deal Sheet
- This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
- Bisnow’s Philadelphia Healthcare Summit: 5 Reasons To Attend
- California Budget Shortfall Impacts Implementation Of New Climate Disclosure Law
- SEC Asks Some Regional Banks To Disclose More Info On CRE Portfolios
- CBRE Hires Top Boston Office Broker Away From Cushman & Wakefield
- Developer Proposes 120K SF Office With Studio Apartments In Aventura
- Pillsbury Law Firm Leases Full Floor In 609 Main Downtown
- More Remote Workers Facing Threats, Layoffs As Big Companies Clamp Down
- Investors Sue Thor Equities Over Lack Of Distributions From Fifth Avenue Building
- This Week's London Deal Sheet
- Alexandria Back To Buying With $43M South Boston Deal
- 'Extend-And-Pretend Ideology Is Gone': Major Banks Prepare For More CRE Losses