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Though manufactured housing prices are climbing, Texas producers are bullish on the future of the industry.
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Mayor Mattie Parker plans to aggressively recruit more businesses to Fort Worth, which has struggled to keep up with its neighbors in recent years.
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The Savoy Park complex is designated as 100% affordable to people at varying income levels.
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Selfridges will back Marks & Spencer's controversial plan to redevelop its flagship London store ahead of a planning inquiry.
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New York City's housing crisis isn't going to improve if politics doesn't become more developer-friendly, industry players said this week.
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Average asking rent in Manhattan’s retail corridors was $638 per SF in the first quarter of the year, according to CBRE.
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A clearer picture has emerged of what many people want in the wake of the pandemic: mixed-use developments away from traditional urban centers.
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Most of NYC's income-restricted apartments are reserved for moderate and high income households — even though developers say they struggle to fill those unit
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A decision blocking Marks & Spencer from demolishing and redeveloping its Marble Arch store on Oxford Street has been overturned.
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With Frasers Group acquiring a Doncaster mall and M&S to open two new flagships, department stores are back in expansion mode.
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