Stories — 2026
- Goldman Sachs To Buy Sale-Leaseback Specialist LCN For Up To $410M
- Knightvest Capital Acquires 3 Multifamily Communities In Austin
- How To Streamline Operations And Accelerate Receipt Of Capital On Construction Projects
- CGI Merchant Had A-Rod's Backing And A $650M Fund. Then It Bought Trump's D.C. Hotel And It All Fell Apart
- Oceanwide Buyers Want Tax Incentives For 184-Room Hotel
- Builders Turning To Prefab Solutions As Speed To Delivery Becomes Critical Consideration
- Fake-Plant Maker Shuttering Hialeah Warehouse, Moving To Lakeland
- Maturing Debt Triggers Wave Of Distressed Hotel Sales Across California
- Judge Approves $70M Sale Of Philly's Largest Office Complex
- Phoenix Data Center Projects Face Delays As Public Backlash, Regulations Mount
- Big-Box Deals Push Chicago Industrial Leasing Into National Top 3
- Kidder Mathews Establishes First Texas Office In DFW, Adds 6 New Brokers
- Sugar Land Town Square Secures Fortune 500 Lease: The Houston Deal Sheet
- Millennium Partners Lands $281M Loan For Winthrop Center Tower
- Jackson-Shaw Breaks Ground On Huge Industrial Park In Denton: The DFW Deal Sheet
- Brookfield Offloads 3-Building Silver Spring Office Complex
- EXCLUSIVE: Building On Former Denver Johnson & Wales Campus To Sell For $11M
- Flood Performance Certificates: The Answer To Managing Flood Risk Or Another Tick Box?
- Bally's Debt Obligations Raise Doubts Over Casino Operator's Future
- Vivmark Details Merged Entity, Becomes Largest U.S. Apartment REIT By Far
- SEC Probe Of LA Dodgers Owner Mark Walter Snares Chicago Brokerage
- Making The Case For Preconstruction As Risk Management
- Building Resilient AI Factories Starts With Power Stability
- Liverpool Tops The Premier League (Of Property Price Rises)
- Wildfires Reignite Case For Landlords To Invest In Air Quality
- Jackson Far Outraising Bottoms In CRE Donations In Georgia Governor's Race
- San Dimas Commerce Center Trades For $41M: The Los Angeles Deal Sheet
- CU Denver Purchases Independence Plaza: The Denver Deal Sheet
- Contractors Feel Squeeze As Prices Rise 7.4%, Backlog Shrinks
- With Illinois' Senior Population Set To Grow By 40%, Developers Are Facing A Financing Puzzle