Developer Pivots Little Havana Apartment Project Midstream To $300K Condos

The developer plans to move residents in by the beginning of next year.

MPT-Owned Hospitals Taken Over From Bankrupt Operators Face New Issues

Several hospitals that were taken over from bankrupt tenants Steward Health Care and Prospect Medical Holdings have reportedly failed to pay bills.

FIRST DRAFT LIVE: 'More To Fix In '26': TruAmerica CEO On U.S. Multifamily's Reality Check

TruAmerica Multifamily CEO Bob Hart said a shrinking U.S. population and increased federal scrutiny are slowing multifamily’s recovery.

In Massachusetts, Town Meetings Are Gatekeepers To New Development

Nearly 75% of towns in Massachusetts have adopted open town meetings, which give residents the ability to vote on major developments and zoning changes.

Meta, CBRE To Train Thousands Of U.S. Data Center Technicians

Meta and CBRE announced their new LevelUp program will train thousands of fiber technicians to build next-generation data center infrastructure.

Berkshire Residential Spends $134M On San Francisco Multifamily

Berkshire Residential Investments bundled its four new properties into rental packages dubbed The Grid Collection.

Microsoft, UW Pursue DNA-Based Data Storage Tech

Microsoft and UW are studying ways to use DNA for data storage.

Chicago’s Mid-Market Multifamily Properties See Continued Investment Into Q2 2017

From the core markets of Lincoln Park and River North to the value-add potential of the Southside, Kiser Group shares its knowledge of the Chicago market.

Why Indianapolis Craves More Infill Mixed-Use Development (And Why It's Going To Be Hard To Satisfy The Craving)

Mixed-use is tough, but the demand is there to support such projects in Indianapolis.

Madrona Venture Group's Tom Alberg On What's Driving Growth In Seattle

Madrona Venture Group's Tom Alberg discussed the state of the market in Seattle