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Development Team Behind Hotel Drover To Bring $160M Luxury Resort To Fort Worth Stockyards
New $160M luxury resort coming to the Fort Worth Stockyards, featuring hotels, restaurants and retail space.
Portillo's Lays Off Staff At Oak Brook HQ As It Slows Expansion
The company cut 18% of its corporate employees at its suburban Oak Brook headquarters.
Brookfield Accelerates Launch Of Giant Real Estate Fund As Market Improves
Brookfield Asset Management boosts real estate strategy with a new fund as market sentiment improves.
Fannie Mae Latest Lender Suing Alan Stalcup To Collect 'Bad Boy' Guarantee
Fannie Mae sued Alan Stalcup for $6.6M, alleging he neglected a San Antonio apartment complex it foreclosed on.
California Real Estate Exec Charged In Child-Safety Sting
Reuben Teague, an ex-PGIM executive, was arrested in a sting operation targeting adults messaging minors online and attempting to meet in person.
Sponsored Content: Bringing Stability And Savings To CRE Insurance Through Working Layer
Multifamily insurance is complex and volatile. Working Layer Programs has a solution to help simplify the process and minimize risk.
HUD Withholds Voucher Funding, Pushing Landlords, Tenants To The Brink
Emergency housing vouchers face funding cuts, leaving tenants and landlords uncertain.
Chicago's Apartment Pipeline Is Slowing, But This Lender Bets On Rehab Instead
CIC has rehabbed nearly 70,000 units through roughly 2,800 loans totaling $1.8B since 1984.
$1.1B Loan To Hudson Pacific, Blackstone Moves To Special Servicing
Hudson Pacific and Blackstone's $1.1B loan heads to special servicing, with agreed extensions amid Netflix leasing impact.
