Amid Gentrification, LA's Arts District Residents Push For Affordable Housing For Artists

For the Arts District to continue to thrive and maintain its art reputation, the place needs to keep its artists.

Solving The Multifamily Package Problem: Dallas-Based Fetch Poised To Expand Its Off-Site Model

Fetch is the latest in a string of solutions for packages.

Starwood CEO Barry Sternlicht: 'The Endgame For Amazon Is To Wipe Out Main Streets Of America'

Starwood CEO Barry Sternlicht shares his strong opinions on Amazon's HQ2 move and its core business model and criticizes Trump on immigration.

7 Of The Most-Anticipated Atlanta Projects Opening In 2019

From new luxury high-rise apartments to mixed-use office projects, the seven most anticipated deliveries in 2019 are only a tip of the development pipeline.

Banyan's Apartment Above A Parking Deck Set To Begin

Deadly Dallas Construction Crane Collapse Highlights CRE Liability Issues

Deadly crane accident puts spotlight on risks and negligence in the commercial construction industry.

Crane Owner Confirms 1 Death In Dallas From Falling Construction Crane During Storm

One dead from construction collapse into apartment building in Downtown Dallas.

Fairfax County Acquires Vacant Tysons Retail Building As Part Of Street Grid Improvement Effort

Fairfax County plans to use the property to create a new street connection between Leesburg Pike and Greensboro Drive.

Meet The Immigrant Developers Making Their Mark On The Nation's Capital

The founders of several growing D.C. development companies all moved to the U.S. to build a life for themselves and make an imprint on the nation's capital.

Institutions Look To Pour More Money Into Multifamily, But Coronavirus, Construction Costs Aren't Helping

Executives at Nuveen, Allianz, MetLife and Walker & Dunlop say they are bullish on multifamily but see headwinds from coronavirus to the upcoming election.