Preservationist Decries 'Lamentable' Mixed-Use Tower Proposed Over Historic Apartments

Tenth Street Ventures' plans have one preservationist calling foul.

Regional Banks Seen As Vulnerable In Wake Of Historic Failures

Regional banks have done more real estate lending recently than they used to.

Larimer Square Transformation Has Some Wondering About The Historic District’s Future

These struggles are indicative of the sluggish recovery that the retail and hospitality industries continue to face after the pandemic.

New York City Apartment Rents Drop Again Following Historic Highs

Median rental prices dropped in Manhattan for the fourth consecutive month but remain far higher than pre-pandemic prices.

The Race Is Back On To Find A Developer For Historic Southside Revitalization Project In Fort Worth

Just over two months ago, the city terminated its $70M contract with Hoque Global, citing missed fundraising deadlines.

Minority-Run Contractors Need Help Cutting Red Tape To Access Historic Levels Of Funding

Women and minority contractors are some of the people who could access $22B for Pennsylvania projects if they can access funding and certification.

NYC's 'Worst Landlord' Indicted On 80 Counts In Historic Harassment Prosecution

Daniel Ohebshalom allegedly harassed rent-regulated tenants with poor living conditions so they would vacate their apartments.

Fire In Theater District Causes $3M In Damages To Historic Building

A 10K SF building that had been undergoing renovations to reopen the Jacob Wirth restaurant and beer hall caught fire Monday night.

This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet: Florida Firm Buys Historic Downtown Buildings

This week in Houston real estate news.

Waterton Closes $1.7B Fund To Pounce On 'Historic Pricing Disruption' In Multifamily

Waterton's fund secured equity commitments from institutional investors and will target distressed multifamily opportunities and value-add properties.