Stories — August 2025
- FIRST DRAFT LIVE: Shawmut CEO Les Hiscoe On Construction’s Battle With Tariffs And Trump-Era Uncertainty
- Chasing A Development Boom, Investors Are Turning Their Backs On Existing Data Centers
- FOR LEASE: The Colorado Aerospace Business Center, A New Aerospace Hub Near Colorado Springs Airport
- 'Building Smarter Is Not Optional': The Benefits Of Modular Construction In Today's Development Landscape
- U.S. Industrial Net Absorption Turns Negative For First Time In 15 Years: Newmark
- CoreCivic, Geo Group Could Get $1B In New Detention Center Contracts
- MetroNational Makes Biggest Bet In A Decade With Former Marathon Oil HQ Buy: The Houston Deal Sheet
- Developer Buys Silver Spring Data Center For $29M: The D.C. Deal Sheet
- West Oak Cliff Rezoning Aims To Densify, Add Protections Ahead Of New State Multifamily Law
- 41 Fired Fannie Mae Staffers Sue Agency CEO, FHFA's Pulte For Defamation
- Some Older Offices Are Still Fighting For Tenants — And They're Winning
- Shut Out Of New Builds, Philly Retail Owners Look To Juice What They've Got
- Apple, Nvidia Among Tech Companies Buying Bay Area Office In Renewed Investment Push
- DTLA's Wedbush Center Value Drops Nearly 70% From 2018
- Hollywood Apartments Sold For Shares In OTC-Traded Lender In $190M Deal
- Historic 16th Street Buildings Up For Conversion To Residential
- Amazon Signs 237K SF Lease At Wilmington Industrial Property
- Worldwide Plaza's Value Slashed By $1.4B In New Appraisal
- South Loop Hotelier Faces $188M, 2-Property Foreclosure Lawsuit
- $100M Fairfax Apartment Project Lands Construction Financing
- U.S. Retail Real Estate Investment Hits $28.5B, Beating Last 2 Years
- Apartment Rents On The Rise Again As Developers Pull Back
- Simon Property Group Issuing $1.5B Of Senior Debt
- With Senators Watching, Federal Appraisal Board Appoints New Head
- Unite To Acquire Empiric In £723M Student Deal
- Inland Empire Industrial Reaches A Crossroads As Leasing Shifts North
- Tri-Rail Is On Track To Run Out Of Money. Transit-Oriented Projects May Have To Switch Gears
- Richmond's Data Center Boom Is Outpacing The Nation — But Backlash Is Also Building
- Coworking Growth Stalls, But A Corporate Pivot Shows Promise
- Smaller Tenants Ruling Atlanta's Industrial Market