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American Landmark purchased more than 2,200 multifamily units in Houston, San Antonio, Austin and Irving, a city northwest of Dallas.
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Marshall Foster is the director of The City of Seattle's Office of the Waterfront. He will be speaking at Bisnow's The Future of Seattle’s Waterfront event.
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Goldman's BTR lending foray is good news for the sector
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No2 Opus Place is supposed to be the tallest residential tower in Atlanta. But shifting stories from a developer with an unsavory reputation have raised doubts.
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Women and men see progress for gender equality in commercial real estate, but they have different views on how much work lies ahead.
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A century after World War I ended, there is still no memorial to those who fought and died in it.
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People matter more than pricing to coworking and flexible office space users
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One mall in Michigan lost its last anchor retailer, a J.C. Penney, despite offering three years of free rent. The offer still stands for anyone else.
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Wynn Resorts paid a $35.5M fine to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission over how it and CEO Matthew Maddox handled #MeToo allegations against Steve Wynn.
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More and more developers are installing stacked parking systems to meet LA's demand.
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