Mid-Market Multifamily Rent Collection Looks Solid In May

Chicagoland landlords and managers were surprised that most tenants have been able to stay current on their monthly rent payments.

D.C.'s Extended State Of Emergency Policies Adding Hurdles To Struggling Apartment Market

D.C. policies including the eviction moratorium, rent freeze and delays in the TOPA process are creating challenges for landlords in an already weak market.

My New Normal: TFLiving Chief Operating Officer Jason Deppen

Meet Jason Deppen, who had to reinvent TFLiving's entire platform within a few weeks of joining the company.

ID IQ: 3 Questions That Manchester's Mega-Scheme Must Answer

University of Manchester restarts £1.5B procurement project. Can it attract the right bidders? Is the timing good?

Memorial Day Arrives As Independent Hotels And B&Bs Are Fighting For Their Lives

Independent hotels in resort towns are facing a make-or-break summer.

Big Tech, Hub-And-Spoke Adoption Give Fairfax An Edge In Flagging Office Market

Microsoft signed a big Reston lease in May and the county continues to see demand from large firms, but many small companies have paused their leasing activity.

Boston Multifamily Inventory Spikes, And It May Only Get Worse

Sonder Opens In Moinian's Financial District Apartment Building

Sonder will master lease a new Moinian apartment building.

Modular Healthcare Construction Picking Up As On-Site Labor Gets More Challenging

Modular is taking a big leap forward in popularity.

Mall REIT Says It May Not Survive

Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust said in its Q1 earnings report that the pandemic has created "substantial doubt" about its ability to continue.