Atlanta's Infrastructure Isn't Ready For Its Coming Population Boom

Better transit, transportation options could assist in affordable housing issues as well, panelists said.

Deal Me In: How Banks Are Staying In The Capital Stack

It turns out nonbanks and banks have a symbiotic relationship when it comes to some lending deals.

Seattle Office Rents 14th Most Expensive In Country

Seattle’s office rents rank 14th highest in the country with rents at $48 per square foot, according to a survey by Commercial Cafe.

The Retailization Of Healthcare Is Leading To Record Hospital Closures

Hospitals are closing rapidly.

How To Take Advantage Of Hot Office Trends If You’re Not A Big-Shot Developer With A Fancy New Scheme

You don't have to be a big developer to incorporate wellness into your building

Investors Still Aren’t Worried About Risks From Natural Disasters, But That Could Prove Costly

Real estate may soon be a riskier investment with the cost of damages from natural disasters expected to rise.

A Woman’s Place Is Slowly But Surely Becoming The Construction Site

Women are increasingly taking construction trade jobs despite the industry's challenges.

New York's Public Housing 'Crumbling,' Needs $25B In Repairs Amid Shrinking Federal Funding

New York public housing is in the midst of a gigantic funding shortfall, and with federal help unlikely to increase under Trump, it must find another way.

Pennrose To Redevelop Bartram Village Into Massive Mixed-Income Housing Complex

Pennrose will develop a 600-800 unit, mixed-income housing development at the Bartram Village public housing project in the Kingsessing neighborhood.

Baltimore And Its Developers Know They Need Each Other

Baltimore developers and city officials are well aware of how much they need each other to grow the struggling neighborhoods, which require big investments.