A large, square building.
Design + Construction  ·  Technology
New York City

Why Commercial Real Estate Is Warming to Geothermal Power

By Philip Russo
Guitar Hotel at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
Features
Florida

Development Around South Florida Casinos Abounds, But Isn’t a Sure Bet

By Mike Seemuth
The new Ace Brooklyn has lantern-like pendant lights and a two-level entrance with a neon "Hotel" sign.
Features
National

Sunday Summary: Hotels, Hirings and Deals, Deals, Deals!!

By The Editors
1900 Crystal Drive.
Technology  ·  Features
Washington DC

How Amazon HQ2 Developer JBG SMITH Decarbonized Its Portfolio

By Keith Loria
David Donato.
Features  ·  Industry
Washington DC

Q&A: COO David Donato on CRC’s Retail and Multifamily Strategy

By Keith Loria
Sarah Hawkins.
Development  ·  Features
Washington DC

Hines Promotes Sarah Hawkins to CEO of US East Region

By Cathy Cunningham
Aerial view of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Leases  ·  Analysis
New York City

How Brooklyn Real Estate Is Faring After 18 Months of COVID

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Eric Adams
Features  ·  Politics & Real Estate
New York City

Eric Adams’ Approach to Real Estate as Mayor? See His Borough Presidency

By Aaron Short
Gov. Kathy Hochul was sworn into office on Aug. 24, 2021.
Features  ·  Politics & Real Estate
New York

Kathy Hochul Gets High Marks for Now From the Real Estate Industry

By Lauren Elkies Schram
President Biden addressed Hurricane Ida's aftermath on Thursday.
Features
National

Sunday Summary: Biden to US: Look, This Isn’t Funny Anymore

By The Editors
Tom Scarangello
Features  ·  Players
New York City

Thornton Tomasetti’s Tom Scarangello on Clearing the Wreckage of 9/11

By Cathy Cunningham
Trinity Church
Features
New York City

Trinity Church Used Hudson Square to Revitalize Lower Manhattan Post-9/11

By Aaron Short
An illustration of a classroom scene as students learn about 9/11.
Features
New York City

Filling the Memory Hole of 9/11 for Generation Z

By Celia Young
WTC Site Day, Silverstein Properties, New York, USA
Features
New York City

2 World Trade Center Poised to Get Underway With New Architect

By David M. Levitt
Larry Silverstein
Features
New York City

Larry Silverstein Was the Symbol of Real Estate on NYC’s Darkest Day

By Lauren Elkies Schram
The Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) was signed into law in late 2002 as a way for the federal government to prop up property losses resulting from terrorism. At the time, estimates showed that $15 billion in real estate transactions were canceled or stalled due to terrorism concerns.
Finance  ·  Features
New York City

Terrorism Risk Insurance Act Remains Long-Lasting Impact of 9/11 on CRE

By Andrew Coen
An image of the World Trade Center attacks.
Features
New York City

One Blue Sky Tuesday: The Real Estate Industry Looks Back on 9/11

By Cathy Cunningham