Montgomery County Planning Board To Consider 1.8M SF Westbard Project Next Month

Equity One's plans to build 1.8M SF of development in Bethesda's Westbard neighborhood will go before the planning board next month

Cabinent Material Trends Blend Realism And Durability

Multi-Housing Depot identifies the growing trends apartment owners are leaning towards when updating cabinetry and furniture, which mix durability with realism.

McMillan Developers Attempt To Justify Project After Court Vacated Approval

Vision McMillan Partners, which includes Jair Lynch, Trammell Crow and EYA, is attempting to justify its project's density after a court vacated its approval

Meet JLL's Hayley Shoener, REBNY's Most Promising Broker Of The Year

REBNY's March 15 semi-annual lunch included the awarding of Most Promising Commercial Salesperson of the Year to Hayley Shoener.

More Multifamily Units, Affordable Housing Renovations Underway In Baltimore

New apartments are coming to downtown Baltimore and the Station North Arts and Entertainment District this year.

Mall Owners Are Courting Grocers To Replace Department Stores

Health-conscious grocers are replacing struggling retailers across U.S. malls.

181 Fremont’s Penthouse Hits The Market For $42M

181 Fremont's five-bedroom penthouse hits the market for a steep price.

PN Hoffman Moving Forward On SunTrust Plaza While NIMBY-ers Plan Lawsuit

PN Hoffman is ready to move forward with its SunTrust Plaza development after finishing a contentious review process, but opponents are planning to go to court

As Middle, Low-Income Californians Migrate To Texas, Class-B Apartments Benefit

The idea that high-earning dual-income families from the California are flooding into Texas has been largely misunderstood, according to the U.S. Census.

Denver Investor Snaps Up More Phoenix Apartments For $25M

A Denver investor buys even more apartments in the hot Phoenix market.