Why This Architecture Firm Has Staked Its Claim In Oakland

Lowney Architecture's Ken Lowney discusses his firm's work in Oakland and what drives him forward.

Homeless Crisis For Baby Boomers Lies Ahead, Developer Says

For Portland developer Homer Williams it is not a matter of if hardworking baby boomers end up on the streets, but when.

Seattle Feeling Growing Pains, But There's Light At The End Of The Tunnel

Seattle struggles with business environment, homelessness and need for housing.

The 'A-Word' Is Popping Up In Central Perimeter

Rents spiking in double-digit growth in Central Perimeter, even with older apartment properties

As San Jose Boosts Job Growth, The Challenge Will Be Where To House New Employees

Google's planned transit village will put additional pressure on San Jose's housing stock.

Is Allapattah Really Miami's Next Hot 'Hood?

Allapattah Is being touted as the next place in the path of Miami's development wave.

Report: Parking Space Ratio Declined In Seattle Over Last Decade

Seattle's need for apartment parking spaces is dropping thanks, in part, to ride-sharing and millennials' attitudes towards car ownership.

The Tool Florida Communities Are Using To Try To Beat Back Gentrification

Community Land Trusts can preserve affordability for generations.

New TOD Project For Low-Income Seniors Breaks Ground

Caribbean Village, a transit-oriented development for low income seniors, will break ground in September 2018.

Amid Notes Of Caution, Investors Look Favorably On U.S. CRE

Although many sound notes of caution, investors are generally bullish on CRE's 2019 prospects.