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In the hot Cambridge market, The Redevelopment Authority is working with the private sector to make more room for mid and low level users.
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The council made some changes to Mayor Muriel Bowser's proposed spending plan but approved the commercial real estate tax hikes.
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Bay Area construction costs are showing some signs of slowed growth, but rents are on an even steeper decline.
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It has been a tradition that aldermen can control new development in their wards, but Northwest Side Alderman Napolitano just lost a key vote.
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The state hopes that private and federal funds can help expand the bank and accelerate development opportunities.
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Lawmakers made it easier to demolish historic buildings, expanded the Live Local Act and created rules for vacation rentals during the 2024 legislative session.
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The JV will team up to create 4,000 affordable units through conversion or new construction.
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The World Cup is fueling a short-term rental boom that could worsen housing affordability, displace renters and reshape CRE in host cities across the U.S.
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The city of San Francisco is selling its building at 30 Van Ness Ave. for $80M, $7M less than originally approved.
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D.C. native Marcus Goodwin, who works at Four Points LLC and previously worked for The JBG Cos., recently announced a run for the D.C. Council
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