Megaretailers With E-Commerce Platforms Buoy Market

While the rest of the retail industry falters, the national corporations that were deemed essential and have e-commerce platforms have survived.

Major Redevelopment Of South Boston Power Plant Approved

The Boston Planning and Development Agency approved a massive 1.68M SF development at the site of the long-dormant Edison Power Plant in South Boston.

Middle-Market Multifamily Floating Above Economic Troubles, And Investors Want In

The pandemic may have taken the bloom off Class-A multifamily in dense urban cores, but middle-market multifamily in the neighborhoods is going strong.

Small Multifamily Owners Struggle With Eviction Moratorium As Tenants Face An Uncertain Future

Small multifamily owners with federally backed mortgages are facing months of missed rent, with no legal recourse to fight it.

Boston's Multifamily Market Is In One Of The Nation's Steepest Declines

Rent collection is down nearly 12% year-over-year so far in October, according to RealPage.

Developer Plans To Convert Former Methodist HQ Complex Into Apartments

The steepled chapel is slated to become amenity space.

Landlords And Tenant Advocates Scramble To Unpack Legal, Financial Ramifications Of The CDC Eviction Moratorium

The CDC eviction moratorium caught both Houston's landlords and tenant advocates by surprise.

What's The Logick Of Flintoff's 215K SF Manchester Spec Office Plans?

Flintoff's Logick Developments launches speculative Manchester office scheme

More Pain Likely Before Possible Huge Gains For Bay Area Multifamily

S.F. has experienced losses in multifamily prices, while Sacramento has gained.

Manchester Tells Chancellor Rishi Sunak A Colourful Story About City Development

Manchester City Council prepares economic recovery narrative to impress the government