• This Week's Bay Area Deal Sheet
• Weekend Interview: AIA Houston President Melvalean McLemore On The Lack Of Black Women In Architecture And How To Change That
• Developer Plans 144 Apartments Over Retail In Castleberry Hill
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: Howard Hughes Secures 225K SF Of Office Leases
• Eli Lilly To Invest Record $5.3B To Expand Plant That Manufactures Weight-Loss Drugs
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet: Vacant Chinatown Building Sells For $4M
• Banks Push 5-Day Office Mandates In Response To Regulatory Changes
• Affordable Housing Providers See More Money Coming From Pension Funds, International Sources
• 5 Reasons To Attend Bisnow’s New Jersey Life Sciences And Healthcare Event
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• Developer Purchases Half of Oakland A’s Stadium, Plans $5B Redevelopment
• Houston’s Partners Real Estate Leases Bigger HQ After Doubling Its Size
• NAIOP Survey Reveals New Optimism In CRE After Pessimistic Stretch
• Arbor Realty Moves To Foreclose On Another Houston Complex After $56M Default
• Healthcare Systems Turn To AI To Help Ease Strain On Hospitals In Massachusetts
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Atlanta Firm Planning 1.2M SF Data Center
• Nvidia’s Record Earnings Show More Runway For AI Data Center Boom, Shifting Demand
• Malls Have Come Back From The Pandemic And The Retail Apocalypse That Never Happened
• Council Tweaks 'City Of Yes' Commercial Zoning Reform To Add More Staff For Enforcement
• Union Market Apartment Building Sold At Auction For $38.3M
• Unpaid Rent Is Still Piling Up, Threatening The Future Of NYC’s Affordable Housing
• A Nuisance That Can Be 'The Stuff Of Nightmares': CRE Braces For The Swarming Of Cicadas
• Tech-Focused VC Giant Andreessen Horowitz Coming To Downtown D.C.
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• Even AAA-Rated CMBS Bonds Aren't Safe From Office Distress
• Chicago Industrial Build-To-Suits Begin Overtaking Spec Builds As Developers Lose Appetite For Risk
• As Lending Lags, Residential Developers Add More Layers To The Capital Stack
• Build-To-Rent Properties Are On The Rise. What Do You Need To Know?