'The Future Of AI' Is Already Being Used By Multifamily Giants To Cut Costs

The growth of what’s called agentic AI is attracting significant funding and investment from startups and top brokerages and apartment operators.

Lexington Scales Back MBTA Communities Zoning After Deluge Of Multifamily Proposals

The town has scaled back its MBTA Communities zoning from 227 to roughly 90 acres.

Major Apartment Owners Turn Bearish On Rents As Economy Falters

New-lease rents fell in many cases, while renewals made small gains.

Miami Investment Sales Jump 35% As Investors Return From The Sidelines

There were $9B of commercial real estate transactions in 2025 — a nearly 35% increase over 2024's $6.8B in sales.

Meta In Talks With Apollo, KKR, Brookfield For $29B Data Center Fund

Meta is turning to private credit giants Apollo, KKR, Brookfield, Carlyle and Pimco to secure $29B in debt and equity investment to build AI data centers

Miami Beach Building Exempted From Hotel Restriction Hits The Market

A 90-year-old South Beach apartment building, one of the only sites exempt from a strict hotel development ordinance, is up for sale.

Uniti Montrose Operators Predict Houston's First Big Co-Living Project Won't Be Its Last

Despite being first to market and a sluggish start, operators of Uniti Montrose say they are on the leading edge of a shared living trend in the city.

Controversial Pepper Square Redevelopment To Add Over 850 Multifamily Units In Far North Dallas

The Pepper Square redevelopment will see the addition of more than 850 apartments and a minimum of 35K SF of new retail.

Houston MPC Developers: Times Are Changing. Get Used To It

Developing master-planned communities in the Houston area isn't getting easier, but population growth also isn't slowing.

MaryAnne Gilmartin Exits As Lead Developer Of Baltimore Megaproject

The owners of the 235-acre site, Kevin Plank's Sagamore Ventures and Goldman Sachs, reportedly decided not to renew a contract with Gilmartin's MAG Partners.