News/Events
Philly Hits Halfway Point On 30,000-Unit Goal As Mayor Seeks To Spur More Conversions
Mayor Cherelle Parker has reached halfway toward her HOME Initiative goal, but the majority of the units counted have been preserved rather than developed.
DFW's Top Malls Are Thriving, Drawing More Visitors And Rising In Value
Dallas-Fort Worth malls gain visitor traction and investor interest, proving mall resurgence with exclusive retail experiences.
Kroenke's Manhattan Mini Storage Lands $2.1B Refinancing For 54,000 Units
NYC's largest storage provider secures $2B CMBS financing, despite increased industry scrutiny.
32-Story Downtown Boston Office Tower Heading To Foreclosure Auction
Wells Fargo foreclosed on 100 Summer St., a 32-story tower owned by Rockpoint Group. The auction is scheduled Oct. 20 with Sullivan & Sullivan.
Sponsored Content: Where Capital Meets Opportunity: Navigating The Next Wave Of CRE Financing At Bisnow’s Event On Sept. 30
Citrin Cooperman's Kevin Burns speaks on NYC market trends at Bisnow's National CRE Finance Event on Sept. 30.
Get to Know the Broker: Lauren Muss of Douglas Elliman
Lauren Muss has made a name for herself as an expert in the real estate industry, fueled by determination and grit. After running her own high-end accessory company — where, as a trained gemologist, she sold her products nationally — the native New Yorker joined the real estate business in 1994 and now works as…
The Power of the Public-Private Partnership for Affordable Housing
Without access to a safe, stable and affordable place to live, people lack the foundation for financial, physical and emotional well-being. Yet, right now, far too many Americans are struggling to find homes they can afford, and, as costs continue to rise, the challenge becomes more acute. According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the…
The Bisnow UK Real Estate Influence List: 26 People Dominating The Sector
Celebrating UK's top real estate leaders shaping the market's future. Join us for the 10th annual London event.
Virginia, Maryland Tighten Data Center Rules as Scrutiny Intensifies
Data center development will face tighter regulations across the Mid-Atlantic after officials in Virginia and Maryland unveiled new frameworks to corral the intense growth. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on Wednesday announced an executive order establishing a review process for data centers of 25 megawatts or more whenever developers seek state permits, incentives or letters of…
