AHC To Hand Over Management Of 35 Properties, Citing 'Pandemic Challenges,' Labor Shortage

Bowing to pressure from tenants and the Arlington County Board, AHC Inc. will hand over management of its properties to independent operators.

Skills Shortage, Diversity Hot Topics at IREM Fall Conference

Coverage of the 2015 IREM Fall Leadership Conference

As Residents Demand More Services And Connections, Senior Housing Communities Need A Stronger Hospitality Focus

The U.S. senior population is changing, and senior housing residents now demand better amenities and connections to their surrounding communities.

Tech Industry's Support Gives S.F. Housing Measure Spending Advantage Over Competing Proposition

Two affordable housing measures are on the ballot in November.

U.S. Needs 4.3 Million Apartments Over Next Decade Just To Tread Water

The U.S. needs a lot more apartments in the very near future.

The Bay Area’s Breaking Point — Bisnow’s Building A Better City Event

Government, companies, nonprofits and urban planners need to come together to solve homelessness, keep middle class residents and lower construction costs.

New Household Formation Spurred The Biggest Year For Multifamily Development In 36 Years

Multifamily starts in 2022 reached the highest level in the U.S. in 36 years.

Homebuilders Look To Dead Shopping Centers, Old Dealerships For Potential Building Sites

As homebuilders seek to build in more walkable, urban markets that millennial homebuyers are drawn to, closed shopping centers are a solid find.

These 5 Trends Will Impact San Francisco CRE In 2018

The five trends will have a big impact on San Francisco's CRE in 2018.

Low Homeownership Rates May Have Cost The U.S. Economy $300B Last Year

Low homeownership rates contributed to the country's sluggish economic growth.