Obama Center Deal Hints At How Lightfoot Will Handle Escalating Gentrification Controversy

City officials were able to hammer out an affordable housing deal with Woodlawn advocates, and say it could be a model for the rest of Chicago.

$1.75B Deal For NYC Apartment Portfolio To Set New Pandemic-Era Record

The late Sheldon Solow developed the towers on the Upper East Side.

Arker Cos., Slate Sign Supermarket To Huge Far Rockaway Project

The developers’ joint project, slated to bring 2,000 affordable units to Queens, will also feature a 28K SF grocery store.

Hochul Proposes Extending 421-a Deadline Until 2030

Right now, those hoping to use the now expired 421-a tax break need to get their projects done by 2026.

Denver Mayoral Candidates Say Adaptive Reuse Could Revive The City

Denver mayoral candidates Mike Johnson, Kelly Brough, Jim Walsh and Debbie Ortega on the role they see for adaptive reuse in Downtown Denver's future.

This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet

A rundown of the major commercial real estate deals in Denver for the week ending on March 10.

Adaptive Reuse In Denver Could Bring Activity Back To City's Older Neighborhoods

Buildings constructed between 1960 and 1990 are in the sweet spot for adaptive reuse.

Draft Ordinance Based On Mayor Bass' ED 1 Clears Planning Commission

The ordinance enumerates some exclusions that weren't part of the directive.

Adams Promises $500M For Infrastructure To Get East Bronx Rezoning Across Finish Line

The rezoning, centered around the development of four new Metro-North stations, is now paired with investment in schools, parks, sewers and streets.

2 LA Nonprofits Paid Over $6M In Measure ULA Taxes

Some nonprofits are finding out the hard way that they may have to pay the tax.