• Co-Living Firm Common To Shutter After Aggressive Expansion Ends In Bankruptcy
• FBI Searches Office Of Apartment Developer Cortland In Connection With Antitrust Probe
• Nonprofits Are Seizing Their Moment To Buy Commercial Properties At A Discount
• Oaktree Quietly Builds £600M-Plus Data Centre Platform
• This Week’s South Florida Deal Sheet: Terra Lands First Office Tenant At The Well
• 'We Suck Less, Finally’: Chicago Retail Is Climbing Back From The Worst Of The Pandemic
• Colliers To Acquire Canadian Engineering Firm In $475M Deal
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• NYC Housing Voucher Applications Top 150,000 In Less Than 12 Hours
• Interest Rates Kill Another Philadelphia-Area Project
• AI Is Pushing Big Tech And Bitcoin Data Centers Closer Together
• This Week's Bay Area Deal Sheet
• Starwood May Be Just The Start: Experts See Problems Under The Hood For Huge CRE Funds
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• Three-Quarters Of European CMBS Loans Can’t Be Refinanced, New Data Shows
• This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet: Griffin Partners Breaks Ground On 137K SF Distribution Facility
• Weekend Interview: The Swig Co. CEO Connor Kidd On Why San Francisco's Recovery Begins Now
• Past Due CRE Loans Increase 9% To Highest Level In Over A Decade
• DHA Launches Reimagined Plan For Vacant South Dallas Site With $45M Senior Housing Development
• Diplomat Beach Resort Locks In $575M Refinancing
• Former Blackstone Exec’s New Firm Raises $1.25B, Beats $1B Target
• William Vale Hotel's $177M Sale Approved By Bankruptcy Judge
• Boomers Are Driving Housing In Philadelphia’s Suburbs. Developers Are Hitching A Ride
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• After Pushback, Miami-Dade To Pay $23M Less For New Government Center
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• After The Tech Crunch: What The Digital Giants Really Did Next In Dublin
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet
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• New Development Site Up For Sale In Fast-Growing NoMa