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After one closed-door meeting with lawmakers, Philly's landlord-tenant officer resumed evictions on Tuesday despite growing public outcry.
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London office occupiers are leaning toward more sustainable buildings.
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The city claims Fred Ohebshalom’s Empire Management has accrued more than 300 violations from the NYC Department of Buildings and Fire Department.
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Construction is set to begin in May and take 20 months.
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After a lengthy saga that wound up with RFR Holding's eviction from the Gramercy Park Hotel, owner-operator MCR Hotels signed a ground lease for the property.
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Most D.C. office buildings don't work for residential conversions, experts say, but changing financial math could allow more developers to teardown and rebuild.
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Viceroy Research accuses the REIT of financial misdeeds.
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Close to $2B worth of securitized debt is scheduled to mature in DFW this year, second only to NYC in volume.
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The project includes 900 new apartments and more than 30K SF of commercial space.
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Modifications to office-backed debt grew more slowly, but still make up a larger share.
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