Real Estate Tech Accelerator MetaProp Accepting Applications For Third Class Of Startups

MetaProp NYC is accepting applications to a program that comes with $250K of financing.

Millennials Spending Over A Third Of Take-Home Pay On Rent — Even Though Rents Are Slowing

With the lion's share of Millennials' take-home pay going to rent, how can they save for a house?

Mall Landlords Increasingly Rely On Technology To Track Customer Habits

Mall landlords are using technology to track customer movements and habits.

Major Retail CEOs Meet With Mnuchin To Lobby Against Proposed Import Tax

The 10 executives scheduled to meet with Mnuchin include CEOs of PetSmart, JC Penney, Coca-Cola and other household names.

Mixed-Use Development In Marlborough Expected To Bring 1,600 New Jobs

Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito announced Wednesday one of Marlborough's biggest developments in decades would also be one if its biggest job creators.

Co-Living Grows Up: Scrappy Startups Preparing To Disrupt Housing On Massive Scale

As companies take on investments and bigger projects, 2017 is rapidly shaping up to be the year of co-living in major cities in the U.S.

The Morris Apartment Development Aims For Music Row Sense Of Place

The Morris, which has its own recording studio, has kicked off leasing on Music Row.

Food 4 Less Could Be Replaced By Mixed-Use Project In Hollywood

A mixed-use project may replace Food 4 Less on Sunset.

How The Fannie Mae Site Will Anchor Wisconsin Avenue

“It’s an unbelievable opportunity to redevelop such an iconic property,” Roadside Development's Jeff Edelstein said

U.S. Government Settles Russian Money Laundering Case Involving Manhattan Real Estate

Many involved in the trial question whether there has been any political pressure or involvement applied to this case.