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Williamsburg and other neighborhoods synonymous with gentrification in New York have seen rents soften more than the city's average this year.
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Hard amenities may not be the best option for multifamily developers; flexible spaces and services that streamline resident's lives are the way of the future.
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San Francisco's Millennium Tower is earthquake-safe, according to latest city report.
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Being dog-friendly has become a standard, not a competitive advantage.
Stanton and Eastbanc are nearing completion of their Hine School development near Eastern Market, featuring a 128-unit apartment, trophy office and Trader Joe's
New healthcare construction reflects patients' demand for concierge-caliber service in a tranquil and aesthetically pleasing setting.
Issues like a lack of affordable housing and significantly high demand are impacting how Silicon Valley developers approach multifamily projects.
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Cedar Street will redevelop the Salvation Army Freedom Center into apartments and retail.
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Macmillan Publishers is moving out of several Midtown locations, including the Flatiron Building, and signing a 20-year lease at 120 Broadway.
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A Denver investor buys a site near Murfreesboro Pike, plans apartment for it.
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