Silicon Valley Town Eliminates Controversial Affordable Housing Fees

The fee break is seen as necessary by many in CRE and as a giveway and hit to affordable housing goals to its opponents.

This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet

The biggest loans, leases and sales in New York City this week.

Hochul Doles Out Nearly $300M To 4 NYC Housing Projects

The sum is part of the $433M spent on housing by the New York governor’s office in five months, following this spring’s legislative chaos in Albany.

8 Massive Developments Along The Route Of de Blasio's Proposed Brooklyn-Queens Streetcar Line

A slew of massive waterfront developments are in the pipeline, all of which could benefit from the proposed BK-Queens Streetcar

Proposed California Legislation Could Benefit Olympics

State legislation could benefit transit projects related to the 2028 Olympics.

These Are The Restaurants Nominated For The James Beard Best Design Award In 2018

The James Beard Foundation will name the 2018 Restaurant Design Awards at its ceremony Chicago on May 7.

This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet

This week's top sales, leases and financing

Can Philadelphia Real Estate Benefit From The City's Association With Biden?

Whether through old-fashioned connections or a Cabinet post, Philadelphia business sees an opportunity to get favorable treatment from President Joe Biden.

Dangling Carrots And Wielding Sticks: Employers Aim To Accelerate 'Slow Drip' Return To Office

Even after the pandemic is in the history books, few expect buildings to be fully occupied by tenant employees.

NYC's CRE Industry Reflects On Health Crisis During Virtual REBNY Banquet

Essential workers were big award winners and government officials lauded industry's Covid response