Legislators Push NY Assembly Speaker To Forgive Rent Debt, Make Landlords Apply For Aid
Over 30 Assembly members are advocating for a budget measure that would put the onus on landlords rather than tenants to apply for government relief.
Over 30 Assembly members are advocating for a budget measure that would put the onus on landlords rather than tenants to apply for government relief.
With vaccines rolling out across the country, people are planning to return to the office. Find out what one major property group is doing to keep tenants safe.
Mass timber builds are rising as developers and construction teams take advantage of lightweight materials and carbon-absorbing lumber fit for climate goals.
Former Boston chief of economic development John Barros is running for his former boss's seat, touting a decade of City Hall experience.
Filters may work to clean indoor air, but after 70 years, it may be time for building owners to embrace a new, more active solution.
DFW took the top spot among all U.S. metros in terms of multifamily investment for the first half of 2021, with $7.7B in total sales
New Delta Associates data detailed the D.C. apartment market's weak Q4, and developers said they experienced this softness but aren't giving up on the market.
Alfonso Costa Jr. said he expects the Biden administration to focus on and improve the opportunity zones program.
Oval Real Estate published enlarged plans for Digbeth Birmingham Custard Factory but rail scheme could prove an obstacle
Many businesses hope a push toward smaller, niche offerings and heightened support for minority-owned businesses will be their saving grace
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