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Whitestone REIT redevelops an Asiatown shopping center and a Parkway team leaves for Cushman & Wakefield in this week's Houston real estate news.
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A D.C. Council hearing on a series of housing bills drew more than 180 people to speak, many focused on changes to the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act.
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Landlords are allowed to pursue claims against the government that allege that eviction moratoriums were violations of the Fifth Amendment's takings clause.
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The bills could become law in weeks due to Gov. Gavin Newsom proposing their passage as part of the state budget.
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Its landlord, OA Development, is facing a loan maturity in February 2027 and has placed the loan with a special servicer.
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Bisnow’s 2025 Women Leading Real Estate awards honor executives, founders and rising stars — from legal and brokerage to construction and development.
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Real estate leaders and some local officials are warning about the fiscal impacts rent control could have on Massachusetts.
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Massive data center developments are moving forward in Utah and Wyoming, but not in the Colorado market. Developers say a missing tax break is to blame.
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Miami brokers said they are getting heightened interest from New Yorkers expecting to have to move after the upcoming mayoral election.
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Community Capital Partners has vowed to follow every law to get the project built, but the history of similar developments suggests it has a rocky road ahead.
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