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Developers Line Up To Convert Boston Offices To Housing, But Most Still Stuck At Starting Gate
Most of Boston's proposed office-to-housing projects have yet to start construction as developers face rising costs and policy hurdles.
Sponsored Content: New National Geographic Museum Food Hall By Winmar Blends Design With Elevated Dining
Discover the new National Geographic Museum's 320-seat food hall with global cuisines and dynamic exhibits.
NYC Office Investor Warns It Could Go Under As Defaults Pile Up
American Strategic Investment Co. is struggling with $249M in debt as asset sales falter, casting doubt on its future.
Pinewood Studios Pays Owners £100M Dividend And Completes £300M Refinancing
Pinewood delivers £100M dividend amid U.S. studio struggles, completes refinancing.
Deutsche Bank Takes 5 Floors At Oaktree And Quadrant's Canary Wharf Scheme
Deutsche Bank signs 15-year lease at Canary Wharf's sustainable YY London.
Nike Closes 15 Stores Amid Tumultuous Year
Nike shuts down 15 hyperlocal stores amid market strategy changes and slipping stock.
Large Commercial Real Estate Sales Up 30% Despite Economic Headwinds
Green Street tracked 30% growth in commercial real estate deals of at least $25M amid economic challenges and the data center boom.
Evergrande Founder Sentenced To Life, 56 Others Sent To Prison In China
Hui Ka Yan was sentenced to life after Evergrande's collapse helped drag down the Chinese housing market and broader economy.
The Fast-Food Exec Taking Her Real Estate Talents To The Looksmaxxing Era
Anne Goldman's shift to Image Studios reflects the trend from fast food to health and wellness.
