Miami Mayor Suarez Paid $170K By Developer Who Wanted Help With Project Approval, Documents Show

Location Ventures paid Miami Mayor Francis Suarez at least $170K, and records show he helped the developer win approval for a Coconut Grove project.

Mathrani's 'Total Shock' Departure From WeWork Drives Investor Confidence To New Low

WeWork's stock was trading at 26 cents per share the day after Mathrani's surprise resignation.

MHG Capital Spends $62M On Hilton Hotel In Anaheim

The 251-room hotel is about a mile from Disneyland.

Multifamily REIT UDR To Increase Number Of Unstaffed Properties To Cut Costs

The Denver-based REIT has 30 apartment properties without staff and it hopes to add five to 10 more this year.

Housing Starts Up Nearly 22% In May, Signaling Possible Relief For Beleaguered Developers

A deceleration of rental rates is expected to continue as a surge of new apartments comes online.

Unnamed Tech Giant Planning 100K SF Office In Downtown Miami

Miami's economic development agency is requesting funding to help the company with the move.

Over 1,400 Municipalities Have Altered Parking Minimums In Affordable Housing Push. Has It Worked?

A new study has added to data that a reduction in parking requirements could effectively lower rents.

Massive Data Center Planned For Bay Area Industrial Site

Valley Oak Partners hopes to build a 490K SF, 90-megawatt data center in the city of Fremont.

Financial Modeling With Untrended Rents Protects The Bottom Line. But At What Cost?

Untrended rents are one more hurdle for multifamily developers on their way to getting deals done.

It's 'Pencils Down' For Philly Multifamily Development Amid Booming Supply, Fallow Financing

It's time for a pause on new multifamily construction in the Philadelphia area as an influx of new deliveries meets sky-high interest rates.