Proposed Texas Bill Would Roll Back Pandemic-Era Tenant Protections Meant To Slow Evictions

House Bill 2035 would require cities to enforce the state's three-day eviction notice rule and prevent localities from passing tenant protections.

Morgan Stanley Launching Nontraded REIT Targeting Industrial, Healthcare And Retail

North Haven Net REIT will primarily target net-leased assets while issuing mortgages and acquiring real estate debt.

Former Freddie Mac Multifamily Head Joins Greystone To Grow Social Impact Housing Efforts

Greystone adds multifamily veteran Debby Jenkins to its team as it expands social impact investment efforts.

Moving Up The Food Chain: Denver's Retail Market Durable In Downturn

Retail real estate construction slowed significantly in metro Denver after the Great Financial Crisis.

Mapped: WeWork’s London Empire And Who Owns It

An interactive map created by Bisnow shows where WeWork is leasing space and which buildings and markets are particularly exposed.

Malls Aren’t Going Away. Enabled By Technology, They’re Becoming Modern Community Cornerstones

Malls are being restored to their former glory, with advanced technological solutions like fiber internet at the forefront of these large-scale renovations.

Atlanta Tops List Of Most-Searched Cities For Apartment Rentals

RentCafe named the city as its top rental market to watch in 2024.

‘We’re Going To Get This Right’: Gov. Moore Revives Baltimore's Red Line Project

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is taking steps to revive the Red Line, a light rail project that former Gov. Larry Hogan canceled.

MBTA Pays $255M For Widett Circle Property Once Eyed For Olympic Stadium And Mixed-Use Development

The transit agency plans to turn the site into a layover facility for MBTA Commuter Rail maintenance and storage.

Manhattan Apartment Rents Hit New Record High As Bidding Wars Intensify

Bidding wars and high mortgage rates are keeping New York City rental prices at all-time highs.