Affordable Housing From Shipping Containers: 'Best Value Out There' Or Misused Method?

Are shipping containers the real deal when it comes to reaching affordable housing development, or are they another mirage in the desert.

Subtle Brake Lights Of This Cycle And What’s To Come In The Next Cycle

In ’07, Cawley Partners CEO Bill Cawley did not see capital markets freezing up, so he is paying close attention to what he calls a gut feeling about this cyc

PACE Lending Can Help Dallas Developers Build Healthy Post-Virus Buildings ... If They Can Figure It Out

Will the coronavirus pandemic give PACE lending the lift it needs to attract developers?

Plano Mayor's Race Will Say Plenty About The Viability Of Affordable Housing In North Texas

As Plano residents search for a new mayor, the city's development future and image is at stake.

It’s Official: Former JC Penney Campus Has A New Owner

The 1.8M SF, Class-A office campus at Legacy West formerly known as the JC Penney Campus has sold to Dreien Opportunity Partners.

How HUD OIG’s Dallas Audit Exposes Developer Challenges In Creating Affordable Housing

HUD OIG's city of Dallas audit exposes an inconvenient truth about the issues plaguing affordable housing development.

Rage Against The Multifamily Machine — Resident Pushback Increasingly A Challenge For Apartment Developers

Rage against multifamily developments is coming just as many developers say they need to build more of it.

There May Be CRE Opportunity Post-Coronavirus, If We Can Find Out What Anything Is Worth

The CRE appraisal market remains in limbo, but property values may be much stronger than predicted in the long-run.

'Preposterous!': CRE Braces For Biden Tax Plan

Biden's proposed economic plan shocks the CRE industry, causing fears of a crisis if capital gains taxes are raised while 1031 exchanges are eliminated.

Plans Scrapped For A New JCPenney’s Store At Collin Creek Redevelopment Project

JCPenney is no longer building a flagship store at the Collin Creek Mall redevelopment.