As TxDot Debates How To Relieve 380 Traffic, McKinney Reckons With The Impacts

McKinney residents find themselves at odds with the future as TxDot highway plans show future thoroughfares possibly landing at their doorstep.

Miami's Not Alone: Investors, Insurers Are Starting To Price In Global Climate Risk

Climate experts say many cities are as vulnerable to sea level rise as Miami.

Zillow Research Director: It's 'Tragic' That We're Building In Flood-Prone Zones

More than 800,000 existing homes worth $451B will be in a 10-year flood by 2050.

ICE's Detention Center Plans Hit Snag After Judge Freezes Conversion

The federal government has spent $1B buying warehouses to quickly build out detention facilities, but legal and local challenges are dragging out the timeline.

Parmenter, Bisnow Happy Hour: C U There

Big Buy on U Street

Simpson Makes 14W Buy Official

Wall Street Is Funding The AI Build-Out With Bonds The SEC Never Sees

Lenders are tapping the private 144A bond market to finance projects with notes that frequently have creative terms and can only be traded to institutions.

Federal Government Sells Old Post Office Building In D.C. For $80M

BDT & MSD Partners, which owns the leasehold to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel at 1100 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, purchased the property for a reported $80M.

Despite Neighborhood Resistance, Wolverine Interests’ Allen City Center Passes Planning & Zoning

Mixed-use development Allen City Center is one stop closer to becoming a fixture in the North Dallas suburb.

Hudson’s Bay To Move Quickly And Spin Real Estate Holdings Into A Public REIT

This Canadian retailer is rushing to throw its real estate into a public REIT.