Almost no new office is coming out of the ground in NYC soon. That’s leaving tenants with a choice: renew and expand now or be left short in the near future.
Massachusetts is suing the communities for not creating zoning plans in compliance with the transit-oriented housing law.
A leader at a modular office interiors company describes novel and more conventional use cases for the company's products.
BREIT lined up a $845.2M refinancing deal for a 12-property multifamily portfolio it acquired 98% of from Cortland Sponsors LLC in 2021.
The money is used by the city of Los Angeles for housing initiatives.
The suit alleges an improperly installed water heating system caused more than $10M worth of damages.
Mitchell Morgan, founder of the third-largest multifamily owner in the U.S., is stepping into the role of chairman and promoting his sons to co-CEO roles.
Plano City Council approved a zoning change to allow Rosewood Property to add several hundred residences and townhomes as well as retail and restaurant space.
Affirm’s website says that while it doesn’t charge late fees, missed payments and late payments could affect customers' credit.
The New York City Economic Development Corp. is planning on releasing an RFP for the site later this spring.
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