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Alfonso Costa Jr. said he expects the Biden administration to focus on and improve the opportunity zones program.
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Oval Real Estate published enlarged plans for Digbeth Birmingham Custard Factory but rail scheme could prove an obstacle
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Many businesses hope a push toward smaller, niche offerings and heightened support for minority-owned businesses will be their saving grace
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Tricon sells 80% its U.S. apartment holdings to two institutional investors.
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A 60-year-old Mesquite retail center is getting its groove back after its owner and the city commit hundreds of thousands of dollars to its renovation.
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Office owners near Grand Central Terminal hope the transit hub will power a strong return to their buildings and are making advance renovations.
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Even though construction sites have been open for months across the country, delays are still common in the multifamily industry due to other pandemic effects.
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Measuring how people actually use offices will be a big plank of Standard Chartered Bank's new model.
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MetLife and Norges Bank paid $825M for Oxford Properties and J.P. Morgan's One Memorial Drive office tower in Cambridge, the largest U.S. office sale in 2021.
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Butterfield 5 Technology Park breaks ground in Morgan Hill in the South Bay offering 401K SF that is part of master development with housing.
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