Two Old Town Alexandria Office Conversion Projects Move Forward

Alexandria's Planning Commission Tuesday evening approved the conversions of two blighted Old Town office properties to a hotel and a residential building

What Does The Google Mega-Campus Mean For San Jose?

San Jose city council approves exclusive negotiations for the sale of city-owned land to Google. What's next?

Marijuana Cultivation Now A Stable Industrial Market Niche, CBRE Reports

The Denver-area marijuana industry has stabilized in the industrial space it uses.

Major Entertainment Venue Planned For Nashville Yards Redevelopment

There will be a new 4,000-seat live music venue at the Nashville Yards redevelopment.

In Tough Times, Retailers Drawn To Charlotte Mixed-Use Development

More retailers join the mix at the Waverly development in South Charlotte.

Below 96th Street, Multifamily Remains Strong, While Mixed-Use Deals Become More Location-Dependent

Despite the multifamily slowdown nationwide, investors are still pursuing trophy properties in Manhattan below 96th Street.

U.S. Housing Market To Benefit From An Increase In Immigration, Foreign Capital

Immigration and foreign investment is providing a big boost to rents and home prices in the U.S. housing market.

The Rich Taking Cheaper Apartments, Making Montgomery County Unaffordable

Montgomery County has presented a study to tackle its surge in rental properties and burgeoning lack of affordability.

Mill Creek Begins Pre-Leasing At Modera Pearl Apartments

Mill Creek Residential is on the verge of opening its latest Portland apartments.

Meet The DUP: What The U.K. Government Kingmakers Think About Housing, Property, Brexit And Tax

What do the DUP think about issues like property, Brexit and tax?