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When the federal government seizes a building involved in financial crimes, it turns to the commercial real estate industry to sell it again and repay victims.
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Does it matter to CRE returns who is in the White House? Not so much.
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The proliferation of green financing, especially within real estate, is cause for both encouragement and skepticism, including at the SEC.
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If the Biden administration gets its infrastructure bill passed, it would mean a "once in a generation" funding boost for public housing and vouchers.
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By going public through a SPAC, WeWork is hoping to avoid the scrutiny that scuttled its IPO attempt. But its financial disclosures look like more of the same.
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A property investor convicted of bribing the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office for land sale advantages has been indicted again.
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Activists have forced City Hall and the Chicago City Council to toughen requirements for industrial developers to build in low-income neighborhoods.
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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.
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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.
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The Villages is a census-designated place in Sumter County, Florida
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