Supreme Court Upholds CDC Eviction Moratorium, Cites Upcoming Expiration
The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down the legal challenges to the CDC eviction moratorium, which will allow it to die of natural causes at the end of July.
The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down the legal challenges to the CDC eviction moratorium, which will allow it to die of natural causes at the end of July.
As the coronavirus pandemic fades, apartment rents have started climbing to record highs.
The Mets owner is reportedly in talks with Las Vegas Sands Corp. to build a casino in Queens
Mass timber was growing exponentially before the pandemic. That trend appears likely to continue, as nonresidential construction gets back on track.
Morris is targeting renters among the physicians, nurses and medical staff at two nearby hospital campuses.
At the macro level, the multifamily market has been a bonanza this year, with major landlord after major landlord beating their revenue estimates.
The multifamily industry had a tough year, but several new high-profile projects have started to see robust leasing, a possible sign of a coming recovery.
The team is looking to sell a Third Street NW development site that could be built as residential or office, and it aims to start a new apartment project soon.
Property Markets Group is proposing a 33-story mixed-use tower in Midtown.
The moratorium on evictions in New York state was due to expire on May 1.
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