$3B Stadium Plan Will Keep MLB's Royals In Kansas City

The deal means the Royals will move from Kauffman Stadium, where the team has been since 1973.

'Like Managing An ER': Property Management In The Era Of Distressed Office Buildings

Managing financially distressed office buildings means holding properties together with few resources and constantly adapting to shifting environments.

Here Are The Groups Donating To The Massachusetts Rent Control Fight

Hundreds of thousands of dollars have poured into competing coalitions as the rent control fight persists.

Miami Beach's Spring Break Crackdown Leaves Bars Half-Empty, But Retailers Optimistic

Miami Beach's campaign to divorce spring break has left businesses with empty seats — but safer streets.

Cheyne Capital Takes Over Mark's £130M Borough Yards Scheme

Major mixed-use develpoment Borough Yards has been acquired by lender Cheyne Capital in a consensual restructuring from developer Mark.

Obsolescence To Opportunity: Conversions Blunt The Crisis Of Too Many Offices

More than 100M SF of office space tracked by Avison Young was eliminated in the first quarter as well-located but poorly occupied properties are converted.

Alterra Pursues $140M Refi Of Spring Garden Modular Building With Rialto

While the building is 97% leased, Alterra Managing Partner Leo Addimando said it is still performing below the developer's original projections.

D.C. AG Sues Multifamily REIT Over 'Illegal Hidden Fees'

D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb’s office is suing Mid-America Apartment Communities, or MAA, for its fee practices at 1499 Massachusetts Ave. NW.

Fannie Mae Forecloses On The Peach Building

The mortgage giant transferred the title of the apartment tower to Atlanta-based loan servicer Trimont.

Momentum, Alignment And Action: How DTLA Is Rising Once Again

DTLA Alliance Executive Director Nick Griffin discusses how Downtown Los Angeles is building momentum, gearing up for the LA 2028 Summer Olympics and more.