San Francisco Bans 'Price-Fixing' Software For Apartments
The new law sets a precedent, as San Francisco became the first city in the U.S. to ban this type of property management software.
The new law sets a precedent, as San Francisco became the first city in the U.S. to ban this type of property management software.
Capital allocation in student housing from private, institutional and cross-border investors has reached a record high this year, according to Newmark.
More than 4,000 housing units are in the pipeline due to Massachusetts' MBTA Communities Law as developers are increasingly competing for rezoned sites.
Property managers are ramping up preperations as the season heads into its most active months, and federal cuts may hinder foresight.
Rent growth in the D.C. area outpaces national growth, but panelists said investors are wary of stepping into the market.
Blackstone buys an apartment complex and sells an office property in Hialeah.
The settlements in a Nashville court would involve the landlord group, including Greystar and Brookfield, paying a combined $140M without admitting wrongdoing.
Sharing data is good for everyone U.K. rented residential
Progress on one Manchester residential tower suggests a slowdown in a market where construction costs are high and rents under competitive pressure
Property managers increasingly have to manage expectations, profit margins and investment strategies as operational costs increase.
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