Meridian Group Sells Rockville Apartments For $42M

The sale comes six years after The Meridian Group bought the garden-style apartment community at a foreclosure auction.

Why Redlining Made Black Property Owners More Vulnerable To The Pandemic’s Economic Fallout

Black developers have long used affordable housing as a path to enter commercial real estate. Amid the pandemic, that model is being challenged.

CRE Mulls How Potential Rental Commission Ban Could Shake Up The Industry

Changes to the way broker fees are handled are on hold due to a temporary restraining order issued by a New York judge last week, but industry concerns remain.

Miami After 90 Days Of Coronavirus: 'The Distress Is Definitely Coming'

Miami-Dade is on the verge of reopening after the coronavirus pandemic.

Houston Power Women: Meet Cresa Principal Sue Rogers

Meet Sue Rogers

After More Than A Century In Business, Modell’s Sporting Goods To Close All Stores

Modell's Sporting Goods is closing all 153 of its stores.

MidCity's 1,700-Unit RIA Project Clears Hurdle As Judge Rules In Favor Of Developer

The ruling comes in one of two lawsuits MidCity faces over its redevelopment of the Brookland Manor community.

Seattle Job Growth Drives Multifamily Demand, Developers Deliver

As the Seattle metro market continues to add jobs, developers keep cranking out multifamily units.

Market Remains Split On Opportunity Zones As First Major Deadline Approaches

Are opportunity zones a good idea? Are they worth it for investors? Over a year after they were introduced, neither the rules nor conversation is settled.

My New Normal: Illinois Medical District CEO Dr. Suzet McKinney

Dr. Suzet McKinney's days have become busier than ever, as she juggles being CEO of the IMD and an adviser to Gov. Pritzker on handling the coronavirus crisis.