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From Chinese investors selling off U.S. assets to tech firms supporting affordable housing development, here are the week's top headlines.
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The past 10 years have been good to multifamily developers. Amidst the positive growth, the question remains: will the upcycle continue?
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A $30M multifamily project is proposed along West Sugar Creek corridor; community members concerned about apartments in an area with crime at nearby hotels.
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Related is looking to sell off a large chunk of its Bronx affordable housing holdings.
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The NRP Group's Dan Markson on the company's Texas pipeline.
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Arker Companies wants to bring 2,200 units to Queens.
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Rep. Will Guzzardi said cities across Illinois should have the ability to address rising rents.
A new city law plans to hold people more accountable for illegal short-term rental activity, but it may hurt Airbnb's profits.
Ben Carson's proposed changes to the minimum rents for HUD-financed multifamily properties could have an impact on owners' returns on investment.
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Watt Cos.' LA Homelessness Challenge will award $200K each to a company, nonprofit or university that comes up with a service model to help the city's homeless.
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