Philly Property Investor Who Gamed Sheriff's Sale System Indicted On New Charges

A property investor convicted of bribing the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office for land sale advantages has been indicted again.

South Side Activism Has Brought Change To Industrial Site Selection

Activists have forced City Hall and the Chicago City Council to toughen requirements for industrial developers to build in low-income neighborhoods.

HUD's Area Median Income Standards Work Against Affordable Housing Goals

HUD uses county-level data to determine area median income, which leaves the affordable housing tied to it vulnerable to rising rents in more expensive areas.

Rubenstein Puts Wanamaker Building Up For Sale As It Stares Down 500K SF Of Potential Vacancy

Rubenstein Partners is reportedly looking to sell the office portion of the Wanamaker Building, even as more than half of it could go vacant in the near future.

Amenities Like 'Free Golf For Life' Make This The Fastest-Growing Place In America

The Villages is a census-designated place in Sumter County, Florida

For Bisnow Business Manager Nicole Sorrentino, Variety Is The Spice Of CRE

Bisnow's Nicole Sorrentino discusses why she joined Bisnow and how variety is an essential aspect of her personal and professional endeavors.

Institutional Investors Funneling Funds Into Affordable Housing To Hit ESG Targets

Seventy-two percent of investors are making decisions based on ESG, a survey found.

Fed Projects Multiple Interest Rate Hikes In 2022 To Combat Inflation — But 'Big Unknown' Still Lingers

Consumer inflation hasn't been this high since the 1980s — and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he intends to do something about it

REITs Hit Record $126B In Capital Raised

Last year, REITs set a record by pulling in billions via IPOs and other offerings.

Philadelphia Lost 28,000 People To Out-Migration In One Pandemic Year

In the 12 months ending on July 1 last year, Philly lost a net of 28,000 people to domestic migration, erasing years of steady gains.