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The 2018 Tax Bill offers provisions that will change the way the real estate industry does business. Here are six changes professionals need to know about.
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It shines a light once again on the tensions between the Obama Foundation and community groups over the location of the Obama Presidential Center.
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Disruptors are helping nudge the hotel industry off of its laurels and onto the future.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has been the most significant change to tax law since the Reagan Era. Here's what CRE professionals need to know.
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Portman looks to do boutique hotel along the Eastside Trail in Old Fourth Ward
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A hotel designed by Bennett Benner on Fort Worth's Magnolia Avenue has faced stiff opposition but is about to start construction.
Invesco paid more than $300K/unit for the Old Fourth Ward apartment, setting a new record in Atlanta.
A fund backed by London investor Delancey, partnering with D.C.-based Martin-Diamond Properties, has made buys in Georgetown, Capitol Hill and Woodley Park.
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Wall Street Journal details the growing pains caused by gentrification in Atlanta, especially along the BeltLine.
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Hackman Capital Partners has reportedly acquired CBS' iconic Television City, a 25-acre lot in the highly desirable Fairfax district of Los Angeles.
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