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Mixed-use conversions maybe the answer to suburban Chicago's office challenges.
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A $12M bridge loan will help fund pre-development of the Clear Residences, a proposed multifamily tower with 545 units.
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The proposed Renters Bill of Rights has been met with mixed reactions from the multifamily community. How is one company already meeting some of its goals?
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The firm’s co-founders, Bruce Koniver and Lyle Stern, plan to open new firms.
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The Harris County auction is where inexperienced buyers scoop up cheap houses and lenders finalize foreclosures and sell off commercial properties.
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Menashe Properties bought the 623K SF building at 230 West Monroe St., making a bet on the West Loop submarket returning to form.
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NYC's multifamily market might be about to see a wave of new sales, as lenders get ready to deploy capital after months of stagnation.
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Berkadia Houston is continuing to see unprecedented demand in multifamily product despite rocky capital markets.
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A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed the decision after community groups said they haven't heard from the tech giant in months.
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Nationwide month-over-month rent growth turned positive in January, ending a period of declines that began in August, new data from Apartments.com shows.
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