Arbor Realty Tries To Mitigate Troubled Loans With $1.9B In Modifications

The lender and multifamily REIT offered extensions for some buyers while asking others to pony up.

'Clear And Obvious Need': How A New Training Facility Will Help Meet Life Sciences Talent Demand In Maryland And Beyond

The Maryland Tech Council has launched its BioHub Maryland Training and Education Center to help fill life sciences jobs with a new pool of talent.

Bill Targeting Squatters Would Hand Texas Landlords More Eviction Power

Some fear a bill introduced in the Texas Houston to reduce squatting and expedite evictions could take away some tenants' rights.

Adolfo Carrión Named Deputy Mayor For Housing Following Adams Leadership Exodus

Carrión will replace Maria Torres-Springer, who resigned last month along with three other deputy mayors over Adams’ handling of federal immigration policy.

REPORT: Saudi Megaproject Neom Could Cost $8.8T After Delays, Overruns

The final five-region development is expected to cost more than 25 times the annual Saudi budget.

Mixed-Use Districts Are The New Star Of Houston’s Office Market

Mixed-use, master-planned districts are at the top of the heap in an environment in which location and amenities are imperative.

Manhattan Apartment Rents Just Hit The Highest April On Record

Residential rents in Manhattan and Brooklyn smashed records last month, even after the market cooled slightly in March.

Billingsley Co. Goes Vertical On 500-Acre Mixed-Use Project In Fast-Growing Collin County Cities

The price tag for Sloan Corners could reach $3B at full build-out.

Meeting Data Center Power Demand At Bisnow’s DICE Event On Sept. 19

Clarke Energy's Alan Howard will speak about how the company and Kohler Co. use power management in data centers at Bisnow's DICE Midwest event on Sept. 19.

Houston’s Suburban Sprawl Expands Westward With Master-Planned Village In Pattison

A master-planned village will bring 847 lots to a sparsely populated portion of Waller County, west of Houston.