Philadelphia Housing Authority Breaks Ground On First Phase Of 1,000-Unit Redevelopment

The 327-unit first phase of the project, a partnership with L+M Development Partners and MSquared, is expected to cost $205M.

'Shocking': College Towns Feel The Pain Of Fewer International Students

A decline in international student enrollment is disrupting economies of college towns and stripping demand away from properties.

Investment Giant Puts £2B Into Building Housing

ABP, through APG Asset Management, is investing €350M in senior living with CBRE IM.

The Bay Area's Biggest Multifamily Deliveries Of Q2

Several large apartment complexes delivered throughout the Bay Area during Q2.

The Difficult Truth About Being A Working Parent In Property

Work-life balance is a crucial issue in increasing gender diversity

These Are The 10 Biggest Players In The UK Build-To-Rent Market

The who's who of build to rent

Questions Linger About Housing College Students This Fall

There are many unknowns about how student housing will be handled in the fall, but hundreds of universities have said they will be opening their campuses.

Uncertainty, Rate Hikes Bring 'A Very Hard, Very Fast Stop' To Houston Multifamily

Houston real estate professionals worry that uncertainty and illiquidity have significantly slowed deals.

New FTC Rulemaking Targets 'Junk Fees' In Tough Rental Market

A new FTC rulemaking action around rental fees reawakens discussion on additional costs for tenants.

The AI Playbook Telling Landlords How To Cut Jobs And Manage The Message

In a 262-page manual, $2.2B company EliseAI shows multifamily operators struggling with sluggish rent growth and increasing operating expenses how to cut costs.