• Competition Slows For Apartments In Dallas-Fort Worth As Region Reaches Peak Supply
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: Rockefeller, Falcon Developing Industrial Project In Baytown
• This Week’s D.C. Deal Sheet: Dave Ritchey Leaving JBG Smith
• Political Storm Clouds Loom Over MIPIM Amid Signs Of New Real Estate Cycle
• Steve Witkoff To Divest From CRE Firm As His White House Influence Grows
• Lewis Shaw, Leader Of National Industrial CRE Firm Jackson-Shaw, Dies At 82
• Construction Cost Growth 'Far Too Hot' As Tariffs Begin To Bite
• Wayfair To Open Second-Ever Physical Store In Former Atlanta Walmart
• Water Rights Become Battle Lines As North Texas Cities And Developers Duke It Out
• Lender To Auction Off Houston Office Buildings With LA Luxury Real Estate Ties
• First Phase Of 3,300-Unit Boston Public Housing Redevelopment Lands Construction Loan
• Jamison Secures $50M Refinance For Koreatown Apartments
• CRE Groups Race To Fight Tax Plan That Would Be Like 'Dropping A Bomb On The Business Model'
• How NYC's New Development Tax Credits Are Changing What Gets Built And Where
• Dermody To Build 460K SF Logistics Facility In Romeoville
• What Does It Take To Convert Office Space To Residential In NYC? Industry Experts From SOCOTEC Weigh In
• Tampa Bay Rays Scrap $1.3B Ballpark Plan Amid Hurricane Milton Fallout
• A River Runs Through It: Navigating Complex Challenges To Expand Senior Living Developments
• Blackstone In Talks To Buy First London Office In 6 Years
• 'The White Lotus' Effect: Thai Hotelier In Hit Show Plans U.S. Expansion
• Mayor Parker Floats Borrowing $800M For Housing, Eliminating Construction Tax
• Mixed-Use Development With A 12-Story Hotel To Replace Montgomery Street Antique Mall In Fort Worth
• Jemals' K Street Office Building Lands In Special Servicing
• DOGE Kills Funding Program Vital To Affordable Housing Preservation
• Manhattan Rents Hit New High With No Relief For Tenants In Sight
• CRE Salaries Rose 4.8% In 2024
• 'It Is Very Dark': Low-Income Housing Shortage Of 7 Million Units Expected To Worsen With Federal Cuts
• This Week's Denver Deal Sheet: Quinlan Enters Denver Area With $32.5M Multifamily Buy
• Atlanta Developer Raising $47M In Equity To Build 700 Multifamily Units
• School Space Shortage Poses Headwinds For Coral Gables CRE