The Slatin Report

The planning pundits can agree on some ideas, but have both failed to address a key point, writes C. Kenneth Orski.

The Slatin Report takes a measured look at Atlantic Station, and how it's remaking the map of Atlanta.

As warehouse and distribution ramp up with global trade, The Slatin Report offers a look at an intriguing new approach to industrial development.

When Morgans Hotel Group (OTC: MHGC) goes public, will investors find its stock as hot as its hotels?

A developer wants to transform a bank into a shopper's delight. Could this be the development that transforms the area into a 24/7 urban CBD?

The mega-merchandiser of home furnishings is looking to cash in on Lower Manhattan's residential renaissance, with Trinity Church as facilitator.

After years of false starts, a plan is unveiled to expand New York's Jacob Javits Convention Center.

A noted builder backs down in Las Vegas as construction costs wipe out margins. Is it smart business, or the start of something bigger?

The fight over what, where and when to build -- or demolish -- in New Orleans gets muddier by the day.

Can a California REIT find happiness (i.e., tenants) for a big biotech building on the East River?

New data suggest that condo converters are buying apartments with near-religious fervor. The Slatin Report rundowns the top 20 markets.

A trendy Manhattan neighborhood rejected a groundbreaking design and gets the leftovers instead.

Frank Gehry is designing a skyscraper for Related's Grand Avenue project in downtown Los Angeles. Critics are concerned his work will be a modernist monstrosity in the middle of a walkable downtown.

The first CEO of New York's Battery Park City calls for a $3 billion selloff and a $300 million growth spurt at the historic mixed-use development.

Manhattan's West Side stadium is dead, Ground Zero is in shambles. It must be time to take on Governors Island.

The chairman of the House Resources Committee wants to sell off national resources

MGM's $5 billion CityCenter proposes a cool urban downtown for the overheated Las Vegas Strip. [Includes photos.]

Industrial owners and brokers are scrambling to find space for tenants in post-Katrina New Orleans.

Major data providers are compiling lists of deals connected to properties in the 90,000 square miles ravaged by Katrina.

As the BRAC commission weighs the fate of bases across the nation, The Slatin Report looks at one outcome that will be tough to repeat. [Includes photos.]