The status of Twitter's headquarters remains uncertain, but tech mogul Elon Musk's takeover bid has come to a conclusion.
Battered by e-commerce, Covid-19 and perceptions about crime, Chicago's premier shopping district must ditch its suburban feel to win back crowds and tenants.
Most of Houston's affordable housing isn't subsidized, and that puts it at risk for price hikes when aging properties need renovations.
Rents and occupancy may be up in the metro's urban market, but the suburbs and cities in the South are way ahead.
Marriott's recovery from the worst of the pandemic sped up in the third quarter, and execs want the company to resume adding rooms at its pre-pandemic pace.
Roski expects that the movement of goods across the U.S.-Mexico border will only increase and is developing with that in mind.
A total of 25% of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae loans will have to go to properties with rents set at up to 60% of the area median income.
Montgomery County has new twists for its building energy standards program to help building owners comply with a minimum threshold for energy performance.
Miami-based Lloyd Jones snagged a Katy apartment complex that only opened last year.
Demand for Manhattan offices bounced back in a major way, but a flood of new inventory means record vacancies are likely to continue.
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