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Plano Voters To Decide On New Taxes Tied To Dallas Stars' $3B Sports And Entertainment District
Plano voters could approve new taxes on car rentals, hotel rooms, event parking, tickets and other venue activities to help finance the Dallas Stars' new arena.
High-Profile CBRE Chicago Exits Continue As 3 More Leave For Cushman & Wakefield
Cushman & Wakefield hired Peter Adamo and Adam Lawler as executive managing directors and Madeline Leland as transaction manager.
Sponsored Content: Why Data Centers Need To Embrace 'Responsible Resiliency'
Data centers should balance operational resilience with environmental and community concerns to ensure future sustainability.
Brookfield Veteran Departs To Become Pretium's Global Real Estate Lead
Christopher Reilly left Brookfield for Pretium to head its debt and equity business.
Owner Of Nearly 1,900-Unit Chicago Property Hit With Investor Lawsuit
A venture of Antheus Capital is facing legal action over claims it breached a contract with one it its investors.
Apartment Rent Declines Slowing, Demand Rising As Renter Pool Expands
More households are choosing to rent, with overall rental demand up more than 19% year-over-year and single-family rental demand rising 21.6%
BXP Lands Equity Partner For Madison Avenue Office Project
BXP has found an equity partner for its under-development trophy office in Midtown Manhattan.
Why Boston Has One Of The Nation's Hottest Retail Markets
Boston's retail market has reached a 20-year low in construction, but demand remains high, giving landlords the upper hand.
Investment Firm Garnett Station Partners Expands to 35K SF at 450 Park Avenue
Garnett Station Partners, a New York-based private equity investment firm and alternative asset manager, is expanding its office footprint in Midtown Manhattan, Commercial Observer has learned. Garnett has signed an 11.5-year lease to expand its footprint by 10,392 square feet on the entire seventh floor of SL Green Realty’s 450 Park Avenue, where it has…
