The World's Billionaires Are Betting Big On U.S. Multifamily
Once fans of office investment, the world's richest have been pivoting to invest in multifamily properties in the United States.
Once fans of office investment, the world's richest have been pivoting to invest in multifamily properties in the United States.
Small businesses are an emerging focus for retailers who spoke at Bisnow's Los Angeles State of the Market event this week.
The Maryland Transit Administration released maps of potential Red Line transit project paths.
Squeezing in accessory dwelling units is a growing trend among multifamily owners.
Miami is expanding its mixed-use developments. CRE professionals can learn more about the opportunities in Miami neighborhoods at Bisnow's Jan. 30 event.
Prince George’s County officials have five months left to decide on a long-term rent control policy, and real estate pros say it is making investors cautious.
By submarket, Back Bay saw the highest jump in average sales prices at 76.3% and the Seaport saw a 32% drop.
Philip Morris International will produce its Zyn tobacco pouches in Aurora.
Kendall Capital bought 33-41 West St. for $4.1M, roughly $12M less than what the seller paid for it in 2016.
Maturing office loans and demand for residential space help explain why a record-high number of office-to-apartment projects are underway this year.
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