Harris reveals her economic agenda, focusing on boosting housing supply and limiting Wall Street's growing influence.
CIM Group is driving a $4.2B overhaul of Atlanta's Gulch, converting 50 acres of old rail yards into the mixed-use Centennial Yards, partly funded by municipal bonds.
According to CoStar, more retail stores have closed than opened in 2024—and it’s the first time in several years that’s happened.
The White House has announced a $100 million initiative aimed at increasing housing supply by offering grants to state and local governments.
San Francisco's hospitality industry is grappling with a severe debt crisis, as tourism continues to fall short of pre-pandemic levels.
2024 marks the first time U.S. apartment completions will exceed 500,000 units, with 2 million more expected by 2028.
The U.S. apartment market is stabilizing this summer, with steady occupancy rates and modest rent growth trends.
Equity Residential buys 11 apartment complexes with 3.5K units from Blackstone for $964M.
For the first time in two years, U.S. banks have reported stable demand for commercial and industrial (C&I) loans, according to a recent Fed survey.
New regulations from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac aim to combat rising mortgage fraud in commercial property lending.
Massachusetts lawmakers have passed the largest housing bill in the state's history, addressing the housing crunch with a $5.2 billion bond bill.
Delinquency rates for commercial mortgages showed a marginal improvement in the second quarter amid a challenging economic landscape.
