Landlords Can Sue Government For Missed Rent During Pandemic, Appeals Court Finds
Landlords are allowed to pursue claims against the government that allege that eviction moratoriums were violations of the Fifth Amendment's takings clause.
Landlords are allowed to pursue claims against the government that allege that eviction moratoriums were violations of the Fifth Amendment's takings clause.
The bills could become law in weeks due to Gov. Gavin Newsom proposing their passage as part of the state budget.
Its landlord, OA Development, is facing a loan maturity in February 2027 and has placed the loan with a special servicer.
Bisnow’s 2025 Women Leading Real Estate awards honor executives, founders and rising stars — from legal and brokerage to construction and development.
Real estate leaders and some local officials are warning about the fiscal impacts rent control could have on Massachusetts.
Massive data center developments are moving forward in Utah and Wyoming, but not in the Colorado market. Developers say a missing tax break is to blame.
Miami brokers said they are getting heightened interest from New Yorkers expecting to have to move after the upcoming mayoral election.
Community Capital Partners has vowed to follow every law to get the project built, but the history of similar developments suggests it has a rocky road ahead.
Multifamily developers and investors in greater Philadelphia are struggling with high interest rates, elevated construction costs and entitlement issues.
Young leaders at Trophy Commercial Real Estate and Eclipse Development are planning for the next multifamily boom as new construction in the sector winds down.
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