Spring Break Chaos On Miami Beach: Just A Blip For CRE

Miami Beach imposed a curfew during Spring Break. How will that affect real estate?

Media Giant In Talks For Office Space At Selig Project

The operator of Power 96.1 and 94.9 The Bull will move from its longtime Buckhead home if the deal is reached.

Morgan Stanley CEO 'Disappointed' If Most Workers Aren't In NYC Office After Labor Day

"If you want to get paid in New York, you need to be in New York," James Gorman told a conference.

Manhattan Retail Leasing Activity Finally Turns Positive After Deep Decline

Though leasing volume increased, rents still declined and only some areas are recovering.

CDC Extends Eviction Moratorium Through July 31, Says It Will Be Last Extension

The reported extension could impact millions of renters, and it comes as a case challenging the eviction moratorium is before the Supreme Court.

Big, 411-Unit Chinatown Mixed-Use Project Planned For Hill Street Parking Lot

A development company has filed plans with the city to build a project that is among the largest planned for Chinatown by unit count.

Skyland Town Center Team Delivers First Multifamily Building, Breaks Ground On Next Phase

Mayor Muriel Bowser joined Rappaport and WC Smith to cut the ribbon on the project's first apartments and break ground on a grocery-anchored retail block.

Mountains Of Parcels Are Wreaking Havoc In BTR Blocks, But There Is A Solution

Architects and developers need to engineer a process and develop the right facilities to handle parcel deliveries before the building is even constructed.

Marriott Switching Out Renaissance Brand At Downtown D.C., Reston Hotels

An 807-room hotel in Downtown D.C. and a 250-room project planned in Reston both announced new brands Thursday.

Morgan Stanley, BlackRock Now Mandating Vaccines For Office Return

Under federal laws, employers can mandate vaccinations for those going into the workplace.