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A worker prepares a coffee at Colombian coffee shop in New York City.
Retail · Policy
National

The Tariffs and Retail: Winners and Losers Emerge

By Isabelle Durso
A tunnel ending with a big bridge beyond it.
Office · Features
California

San Francisco’s Rebounding Office Market: The Tailwinds Blowing Away the Fog

By Patrick Sisson
A warehouse north on Long Island, N.Y., is advertised for lease.
Industrial · Research & Analysis
New York

New York’s Industrial Availability Hits 10-Year High Amid Market Uncertainty

By Isabelle Durso
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An American flag covered in barbed wire.
Hospitality · Features
New York City

New York Hotels Sweat Losing International Travelers Soured On the U.S.

By Patrick Sisson
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Larry Ellison, chief technology officer of Oracle, and a rendering of the Lancium Clean Campus in Abilene, Texas.
Industry · Features
National

Sunday Summary: So, Anything Happen to You Last Week?

By The Editors
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A damaged Gelson's store after Palisade Fire in Pacific Palisades, Calif.
Office · Research & Analysis
California

L.A. Fires Damaged or Destroyed 374 Commercial Buildings Valued at Nearly $2B: CoStar

By Nick Trombola
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A Kern County fire captain directs his crews who are fighting an intense apartment fire blaze fueled by heavy winds from the Eaton fire on East Pine Street in Altadena, California.
Residential · Leases
California

L.A. Apartment Rents Will Surge in Wake of Wildfires

By Greg Cornfield
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An illustration of a robotic hand changing the year to 2025.
Residential · Technology
National

Proptech in 2024: Here’s What Stuck

By Philip Russo
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Elise Buik, President and CEO of United Way of Greater Los Angeles, and 515 South Figueroa Street in Downtown L.A.
Leases
California

United Way of Greater L.A. to Move and Shrink Downtown L.A. Office Footprint

By Nick Trombola
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Pedestrians cross Church Street near One World Trade Center and the Oculus.
Leases
New York City

In Manhattan Office Leasing, You Can Always Go … Downtown

By David M. Levitt
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Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky unveils Airbnb’s 2024 Summer Release in Los Angeles on May 1.
Policy
New York City

Airbnb Ban Bad for NYC … According to Airbnb

By Abigail Nehring
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Julie Stein, executive director Union Sqaure Partnership and Union Square.
Industry · Leases
New York City

Union Square Is Building Back After Pandemic With Public Attractions

By Mark Hallum
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Bagels from PopUp Bagels.
Features
National

Sunday Summary: Shut Up and Make With the Bagels

By The Editors
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A rendering of a multifamily project in Texas
Residential · Features
Texas

Dallas’ Multifamily Market Poised for a Turnaround

By Larry Getlen
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Technology
National

Unveiling Proptech’s Power Players: Insights From CO’s 2023 List

By Tom Acitelli and Philip Russo
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222 East Huntington Drive in Anaheim, Calif. broke two local records after selling for $25 million.
Office · Investments & Sales
California

Positive Investments Sells SoCal Office for $25M

By Nick Trombola
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Construction at a multifamily housing development on August 30 in Los Angeles. According to data from the California Association of Realtors, housing affordability dropped to a 16-year low in California in the second quarter of this year amid high-interest rates. According to the figures, just 16 percent of people in the state are able to afford to purchase an existing median-priced single-family home.
Residential · Development
California

Who Owns the Most Apartments in Los Angeles?

By Greg Cornfield
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