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The public firm will ask shareholders to approve a plan to sell its 15 remaining assets, including apartment buildings in six states and development sites.
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Matt Ferrari is stepping away from TruAmerica Multifamily after more than nine years to launch his own firm in Miami.
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The state attorney general is suing to block the conversion of a warehouse into a detention center, arguing that the White House dodged an environmental review.
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Operators are hiring employees explicitly to vet new AI technology and are building out internal platforms to consolidate AI-driven insight.
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Arbor Realty Trust has dealt with rising distress since interest rates spiked, and troubled multifamily loans are having a “tremendous drag” on its earnings
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NFP's Peet Poillon spoke optimistically about Charlotte's multifamily and BTR markets, despite concerns about development slowing, at Bisnow's event on Nov. 4.
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A rent control ballot measure has received some 124,000 signatures and drawn strong opposition from the real estate industry.
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More than $1T of projects have broken ground in the first 10 months of 2025.
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President and CEO of Houston's Westchase District, Irma Sanchez, said the management district aims to be a 24/7 destination for businesses and residents.
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The real estate industry celebrated a pandemic-era record year of leasing and a return in big-ticket sales at the Waldorf Astoria.
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