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New York-based Aden Capital Management acquired 95 Berkeley St., which is proposed for a 92-unit office-to-residential conversion.
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Expansions to the low-income housing tax credit program have opened up opportunities but have also increased competition and the complexity of deals.
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Thousands of hemp businesses in Texas are no longer under existential threat after Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a total-ban bill.
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Kevin Jacobson, president of proptech platform Foxen, discusses how property owners and managers can drive pet compliance and enhance efficiency
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The OBBBA is slated to cut more than $900B in Medicaid funding, and a new analysis found it could cost hospitals nationwide up to $25B annually in lost revenue.
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The biggest leases, sales and financing deals this week in New York City.
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Morningstar released a new report on the city's office CMBS loans after the sale price of 1500 Market St. set a new floor for distressed deals in the area.
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Morning Calm Management sells a 100-year-old office and retail building in West Palm Beach after renovations.
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The multifamily developer closed on the loan for its 380-unit Medford apartment project.
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New platforms help with tasks like maintenance and expense analysis.
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