• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• Hotels Took The Adaptive Reuse Crown In 2023
• Marcus & Millichap Posts Fourth Consecutive Quarterly Loss
• Dunn Brothers Coffee Plans To Open 250 New Shops
• Short Seller Says Arbor Realty Committed Fraud To Avoid Reporting Deeper Losses
• UCLA Eyeing Another Life Sciences Buy, This Time Near LAX
• Los Angeles Hotels Approach Summer Travel Season Semi-Recovered But With Room To Grow
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: WeWork Leaves 725 Ponce, Maintains 6 Atlanta Locations
• Houston Industrial Team Moves To CBRE From Savills
• Brookfield Asset Management Ready To Deploy $106B With An Eye On Real Estate
• Bankrupt Steward Health Care Drags Medical Properties Trust To Massive Loss
• Ken Griffin, Orlando Bravo Join Developers, CEOs With Plan To Supercharge Miami
• Lender Sues Landlord Of Migrant Shelter, Claiming 'Fraudulent Scheme'
• Sternlicht Says Market Waiting On Fed To 'Relent,' Warns Of Long-Term Interest Rate Fallout
• Smaller Dallas Homebuilders Could Be Left Behind As Goliaths Gorge On Land
• Wingate Planning 187 Units In Next Phase Of Bedford Pine Redevelopment
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• Healthcare Real Estate Could Be A £20B Industry. What It Needs Is Trust
• London Leads Retail Comeback As Rents Soar At URW’s Westfield Malls
• The Texas Tea: All We Need Is A Little Certainty
• Box-Office Bust Continues As Movie Theater Chains Report Losses, Falling Foot Traffic
• Minority-Run Contractors Need Help Cutting Red Tape To Access Historic Levels Of Funding
• Will Waning Consumer Confidence Rain On The Retail Parade?
• Bankrupt Steward Health Putting All Of Its Hospitals Up For Sale, Owes $6.6B In Rent
• Google To Further Consolidate Real Estate Footprint, Move Out Of One Market Plaza
• Mall Giant Simon Sells Stake In Retail Partner For $1.45B
• Developers Question Whether New Zoning Plans Are Enough To Bring On New Projects
• Houston’s Retail Success Puts ‘More Shiny Objects’ In Front Of Consumers
• This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
• Georgia Governor Vetoes Moratorium On Data Center Tax Breaks