In good conversions, developers identify buildings with solid financial fundamentals and utilize the property’s existing character to create unique branding.
Gavin Newsom signs legislation easing regulations to enable more housing construction.
The lender alleges that the contractor is illegally using historic tax credits to block foreclosure.
Montclif, which was founded this year by D.C. real estate veterans, along with joint venture partner FCP, purchased Hamilton Square, built in 1929.
With government stimulus keeping companies afloat for the past year and a half, retail bankruptcies have approached record lows. But the music may be stopping.
The end of Covid 19-fueled eviction bans is tipping the housing market back in landlords' favor, and low-income renters will feel the squeeze.
A gantlet of zoning restrictions and community opposition has stymied redevelopment of western Washington Avenue, putting developers and residents at odds.
CBRE's Jeff Welch and Aaron Kulick break down the reasons why Chicago's data center market continues to grow.
Gregg Singer purchased the old P.S. 64 building in the East Village in 1998, and still hasn't been able to do anything with it.
Cedar Street has been busy closer to the downtown core.
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