Change can’t come soon enough for thousands of people who had no heat in their homes on the freezing cold days of January 2019 at public housing properties across New York City.
In spite of a chaotic political environment at home and abroad and volatility in the stock market, debt capital should continue to flow freely into the commercial real estate space this year, according to panelists.
Research shows the CRE industry is making progress in implementing and investing in new technologies. What new tools is the industry implementing? Download the report.
The General Services Administration justifiably required prospective landlords to give it the right to buy the Securities and Exchange Commission's D.C. headquarters even though the federal agency plans to lease, rather than own, that space for more than a decade, a government watchdog concluded.
Vacant storefront windows throughout New York City are an urban blight. And with traditional retail being such a tough market, they're becoming more common. Mayor Bill de Blasio has a plan to solve this problem.
The Washington Post looked at one hedge fund’s tactics in cashing out on the real estate assets of the newspapers it has acquired. The WSJ examines a new rise in legislation attempting to increase tenants rights—and how landlords are planning to fight back. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
