What The Tax Cuts And Jobs Act Means For CRE

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.

Portman Eyeing Hotel Project Along BeltLine's Eastside Trail

Portman looks to do boutique hotel along the Eastside Trail in Old Fourth Ward

Bond, Bennett Benner Finally Building Fort Worth Hotel After Brutal Battle

A hotel designed by Bennett Benner on Fort Worth's Magnolia Avenue has faced stiff opposition but is about to start construction.

North American Sets Apartment Sales Record In Old Fourth Ward

Invesco paid more than $300K/unit for the Old Fourth Ward apartment, setting a new record in Atlanta.

London-Backed Fund Raises $175M To Buy D.C. Retail Property, And It Has Already Begun

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.

Atlanta's Affordability Crisis Gains National Attention

Wall Street Journal details the growing pains caused by gentrification in Atlanta, especially along the BeltLine.

CBS' Iconic Television City Studio Reportedly Sells For $700M

Hackman Capital Partners has reportedly acquired CBS' iconic Television City, a 25-acre lot in the highly desirable Fairfax district of Los Angeles.

Experts Explain Why Investors, People Drawn To LA's Eastside

Commercial real estate executives are bullish on the growth of the Eastside of Los Angeles.

UIP Secures Financing To Move Forward On $118M Southwest D.C. Project

Urban Investment Partners plans to break ground in the coming weeks on a 315-unit project next to Capitol Park Tower in Southwest D.C.

Richmond, TX, May Be A Poster Child For If Opportunity Zones Will Work As Intended

Richmond, a town on the outskirts of Houston, has had two areas designated as opportunity zones. However, the program hasn't garnered early interest.