• Illinois Provides Funding For State’s First Black-Led Data Center Project
• First-Of-Its-Kind Bay Area Affordable Housing Bond Set For November Ballot
• From Meatpacking To Michelin Stars: Food Is Fueling Fulton Market’s Meteoric Rise
• Mitsui Fudosan America's 50-Story Downtown Tower Gets City Approval
• KKR Makes $2.1B Apartment Buy
• Proptech Funding Drops Dramatically
• Georgia-Based Firm Signs 550K SF Warehouse Lease In Midlothian
• Parx Casino Shelves Multimillion-Dollar Hotel Project In Favor Of Renovating The Inn Next Door
• Members-Only Club Sues Michael Shvo For Fraud, Seeking $600M In Damages
• Public-Private Partnerships Key To Revitalizing Bay Area's Life Sciences Leasing Market
• Google, CME Group Will Build Illinois Facility To Support Trading On Google Cloud
• Flexport Looking To Sublease Its Bank Of America Plaza Offices
• South Florida’s Big, Empty Warehouses Drag Down Industrial Market
• This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
• Segro And Royal London Asset Management Property Line Up Major Industrial Schemes
• DOJ Sues Toll Brothers For Accessibility Issues At East Coast Apartments
• Designing Grand Yet Inviting Spaces For Utah’s Multifamily Market
• Hospitality Firm Sues Former COO For Conspiring To Steal Trade Secrets
• Unibail Prioritises Net-Zero Despite ESG Backlash
• Maturing Debt, World Cup Present Prime Buying Opportunities For Atlanta Hotel Investors
• Developers File Plans For 105-Unit Affordable Project Near HQ2
• Benefit Company Halves HQ Footprint In West Houston Move
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet: Northwestern Breaks Ground On New Stadium
• The Average Appraiser Is Aging Out Of The Workforce. A Crippling Labor Shortage Looms
• AI Firms Drive San Francisco’s Office Leasing Activity As Vultures Swoop In
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet: Brookfield Scores $750M Extension At FiDi Tower
• Fraudster’s Fort Lauderdale Airport Hangar And Luxury Apartment Go Up For Sale
• Houston Office Demand Nose-Dived In May, And Weather Is The Likely Culprit
• Fire In Theater District Causes $3M In Damages To Historic Building
• 8% Of U.S. Office Buildings Are Taking Basically All The Tenant Activity