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- Exclusive: Developer Ron Ginsburg to offer ‘green leases’ at new apartment complex
It may the first multifamily project to structure leases like this in Central Florida.
- 15 MetroTech Center Gets Revamped Lobby and New Terrace
When Brookfield Properties acquired MetroTech Center in 2018, the real estate investment trust set out to revamp the dated 16-acre office complex, which Forest City
- Why software is eating the home
Less than a decade ago, startups valued at $1 billion or more were so rare — so mythical even — that the tech world took
- Single-tenant office buildings face higher risk of default
As office market laguishes, single-tenant buildings pose risk to landlords (iStock) At one point, leasing an office building to a single tenant rather than collecting
- Single-tenant office buildings face higher risk of default
At one point, leasing an office building to a single tenant rather than collecting from multiple smaller businesses seemed to be a sure thing. But
- Does your firm have a great wellness program? Nominate now for 2021 Healthiest Employers.
Companies will be selected based on the results of a free survey conducted by Springbuk.
- Partners unveil plan for ‘super-cluster’ science community in Jersey City
New York developer Argent Ventures and the Canadian real estate investment trust, H&R REIT have unveiled their plan for a ‘super cluster’ development of life
- Top earners at Flushing Hospital Medical Center and Hospital for Special Surgery
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- WeWork Starts Accepting Bitcoin for Membership Fees
WeWork will join the cryptocurrency wave. The coworking giant announced on Tuesday that it will start accepting various cryptocurrencies — including Bitcoin and Ethereum —
- Clermont’s Olympus sports destination set to kick off initial work
The project would create a haven for sports in Central Florida.
- Elliman’s NYC CEO Steven James jumps to HomeServices
Two Douglas Elliman vets are jumping ship to work at Berkshire Hathaway’s behemoth brokerage HomeServices of America. Steven James, Elliman’s New York City president and
- Is Miami ready to return to in-person events? Here’s what our exclusive survey found.
After a year of virtual events and Zoom happy hours, is it finally time to return to in-person events? Here’s what our exclusive survey found.
- Parsons CEO Chuck Harrington to retire. Here’s who will replace him.
He will retire after nearly 40 years with the company.
- Lincoln, PCCP acquire $53M industrial portfolio
JLL Capital Markets announced that it closed the $53.5 million sale of a fully leased, three-building, value-add light industrial portfolio totaling 260,755 square feet along
- Michelin’s latest Bib Gourmand list is out. See which D.C.-area restaurants made the cut.
The Michelin guide is back, and D.C.’s Bib Gourmands, honored for being of high quality at a moderate price, are first up in three-week rollout
- Brooklyn, Manhattan tenants sue landlords over alleged 421a abuse
Landlords in Bushwick and Upper Manhattan allegedly abused the city’s rent-stabilization laws by purporting to give tenants a rent break, according to two lawsuits filed
- Under Armour plots move to scaled-back headquarters by 2025
The new campus reduces Under Armour’s real estate footprint in Baltimore by 40%.
- How Covintus’ new Tech Tank Accelerator plans to help startups improve their tech strategy
Richmond consultancy Covintus is launching an accelerator program with a unique goal: to “savify” startup founders. The first Covintus Tech Tank will kick off in
- Florida taps more new craft breweries during 2020
The industry continued to add businesses despite the pandemic.
- Please welcome Chelsea Allinger, GGWash’s new executive director
GGWash chose not to endorse Chelsea Allinger when she ran for ANC 1D05 in 2018. We’ve taken a second look, and today we are thrilled
- NYC Has a Lot of Empty Office Space. Does the Industry Appreciate Just How Much?
Despite optimistic proclamations from the real estate industry that the end of the pandemic is in sight, New York City’s office market continues to sink
- NFL’s Eric Reid fields offers for bucolic New Jersey manor
Eric Reid, the NFL veteran who knelt in protest alongside Colin Kaepernick during the U.S. national anthem, is selling his New Jersey home for $1.85
- URBN Playground Execs on ‘Hyper-Amenitization’ for the Workplace
An entire industry has sprung up in the apparently never-ending search for sweeteners to make living or working in a building more fun and engaging.
- Maryland firm acquires Alabama tech company
The headquarters for AQ2 Embrace will remain in Birmingham, Alabama.
- Breakfast links: DC parking enforcement is coming back
DC ticket enforcement is back starting June 1, with RPP costs increasing DC will resume all parking enforcement June 1, while implementing an amnesty program