Miller & Smith Approved For 200 Units At One Loudoun, A Fraction Of Its Original Proposal

Loudoun County's Board of Supervisors has approved Miller & Smith to build 200 more units at One Loudoun, a far cry from the 725 it had originally proposed

DC Auditors Find Affordable Housing Program Has Been Mismanaged

DC's Housing Production Trust Fund has had systemic management problems, a city auditor found

Palatine Condos Could Become Chicago Market's Largest Condo Deconversion

The main shareholder could deconvert under state law, because it owns the most units.

Meridian Group Buys 4-Building Tysons Office Property Next To The Boro

The Meridian Group has purchased the four-building Tysons Metro Center from Beacon Capital Partners, adding to its extensive portfolio near the Greensboro Metro

Mall Owners Struggle To Unload Real Estate Assets With Limited Buyers Pool

The excess of retail assets on the market is making it hard to unload stores

Mayor Calls Out 432 Park In Attempt To Garner Support For Mansion Tax

Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to tax the sale of houses $4.5M and higher to fund rent support programs for senior citizens.

This Educational Organization Creates Unique Opportunity For Mixed-Use Sites

This educational organization is expanding its real estate throughout the country.

Large Candlestick Multifamily Project Moves Forward With City Approval

Woods Bagot-designed multifamily development in Candlestick Park moves forward after receiving approval from planning commission.

MRA President: Boston Restaurants' Great Performance Streak Could End

A labor shortage and rising costs could mean the end of a winning streak for MA and Boston restaurants, says the head of the MA Restaurant Association.

Pope & Land Gunning For Major Alpharetta Mixed-Use Project

Northwinds Summit could also see more restaurant and hotel space added to Alpharetta's commercial corridor