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.
NCV Capital's Keith Gordon has seen rent collections drop, but says anyone who can pay is meeting their obligations.
Both landlords and renters can apply for the aid.
Mayor Bill de Blasio vowed to end the program of cluster site homeless shelters back in 2016.
A new Moreno Valley project could bring more than 450 affordable and below-market-rate units to a 14-acre property in the city.
Landsea Homes has acquired land to build 182 townhomes at the Alameda Marina as part of the vision of a waterfront renovation project started by the city.
Assael Architecture partner Félicie Krikler explores her passion for changing housing to become more socially inclusive
Boston developers, already enjoying the nation's hottest CRE investment market, are now turning attention to attracting the economy's growing workforce.
Birmingham City Council begins rewriting its 2017 development plan but without knowing what the planning law will be
Malden has passed an Inclusionary Zoning Policy aimed to fix the shortage of affordable housing for its mostly lower-income residents.
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