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The bills introduced as part of Councilmember Nicholas O’Rourke’s Safe Healthy Homes Act face a lawsuit from property owners that remains active.
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DFW continues to have a huge development pipeline, but occupancy has been trending upward and absorption is expected to follow suit in the coming months.
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The Union of Pinnacle Tenants has rapidly become the city's largest tenant association, and it's using its size as leverage with new landlord Summit Properties.
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Multifamily residents are expecting more from their building's WiFi. This platform is helping owners, operators and service providers meet those expectations.
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General contractor March Construction was at the helm of bringing the Red Bull New York training complex to life ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Elme also announced that four of its five remaining properties are under purchase and sale agreements and are expected to generate gross proceeds of $431M.
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Battery storage may not seem like it's on the cutting edge of the data center power discussion, but it will play a major role in its future. Learn more.
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The lender filed an $80M foreclosure suit on the site last month.
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More than a quarter of Westchester employees commuted from New York City before the pandemic. Real estate players expect that percentage to increase.
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Creating exemptions to the controversial transfer tax has been a hot topic at City Hall.
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