News/Events
South Florida Counties Eye Leasing Shuttered Schools To Developers
Enrollment drops have pushed South Florida school officials to consider deals to repurpose shuttered sites.
Boston's High-Rise Multifamily Era Is Over. Developers Don't Expect It To Return Soon
Developers are shifting their focus to suburban low-rise projects due to rising construction costs, leaving high-rise plans behind.
Sponsored Content: Active Adult Communities Face An Occupancy Dip. Better Tech Could Help Them Stand Out
Discover how tech solutions can drive engagement in active adult housing developments.
CoreCivic Gets Third Leader In A Year After CEO Resigns
The private prison operator appointed Lucibeth Mayberry as CEO after Patrick Swindle stepped down for health reasons.
Data Center Developer Offers $10K Checks To Skeptical Pennsylvania Residents
NorthPoint Development, which aims to build a 1,300-acre data center in Pennsylvania, offered $10K checks to residents as part of a community benefits package.
Hudson Pacific Sells San Francisco Office Buildings
Hudson Pacific divests two San Francisco buildings, boosting capital while reducing risks. Learn more about its strategic moves.
Report: $6T In New AI Revenue Needed To Justify Data Center Development Spree
AI companies must generate $6T by 2031 to justify data center spending, Bain & Co. estimates. It's unclear where most of this revenue will come from.
Disgraced Houston Housing Official Sentenced For Misusing Public Funds
Ex-Midtown official Todd Edwards gets 10 years in prison for a scheme that redirected $8.5M meant for affordable housing to himself and associates.
NYU's Real Estate Institute To Vacate Longtime Midtown Home
NYU's lease at 11 W. 42nd St. expires next June, and it has informed its landlord that it plans to vacate, according to Morningstar.
