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Stronger healthcare and transit partnerships could make a big difference on public health outcomes.
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The rise of remote work could accelerate the number of people moving to the Houston region.
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LA-based developer and fund manager Martin Muoto wants to raise $1B to invest in opportunity zones in Black and brown neighborhoods and adjacent areas.
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NRP Group has revised its development pipeline for 2020.
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Cea Weaver thinks it should be up to the landlords to prove hardship, not tenants, in the pandemic.
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CRE firms rise to meet new environmental standards, some incorporate green features as a means to achieve economic sustainability for affordable housing.
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The developer of 566 Columbus Ave. has received a $46M construction loan to replace South End's Harriet Tubman House with a six-story, 66-unit structure.
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Reform of Chicago's plumbing code was set for 2020, but the pandemic put it on hold. Some in the development community are pushing for it to happen in 2021.
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NCV Capital's Keith Gordon has seen rent collections drop, but says anyone who can pay is meeting their obligations.
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Both landlords and renters can apply for the aid.
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