Multifamily To Remain A Hot Asset Class In 2017, Despite A Few Challenges

Multifamily to remain a hot asset class in 2017, despite peaking rents. @Colliers

A New Battle Of Britain Breaking Out Over Derelict Wartime Airfields

The historical significance of WW2 airfields can't be overstated, but England is desperately in need of more homes

Ben Carson To Administer Tough Love In HUD Role

Ben Carson more likely to offer tough love than increased assistance at HUD.

Developer Eyeing Big Mixed-Use Project By Little Tokyo Galleria

Could a proposed, mixed-use project be built near or possibly replace Little Tokyo Galleria?

LGBTQ-Friendly Logan Square Apartment Project Inches Closer To City Approval

The project has the support of the local alderman and affordable housing advocates.

Longtime Shaw Residents Forced To Contemplate Moves As Improvements Raise Rents

As Shaw gentrifies, some longtime residents risk losing their homes to rising rents.

How Development And Rezoning Efforts Will Shape East Harlem In 2017 And Beyond

Fueled by Mayor De Blasio's rezoning in East Harlem, the historically low-income community is seeing an influx of development — and a changing demographic.

Hill Street Could Get New Mixed-Income Project

South Park slated for possible new, mixed-use development.

Some Americans Want Smaller Apartment Buildings, But Developers Can't Eat The Costs

While some Americans long for the smaller, more tranquil apartment buildings of the past, developers are building big.

Even Luxury Multifamily Builders Worry About Affordability

But even executives in the Class-A space like Alliance managing director Brandon Easterling worry about Austin’s affordability situation.