News/Events
Evergrande Founder Sentenced To Life, 56 Others Sent To Prison In China
Hui Ka Yan was sentenced to life after Evergrande's collapse helped drag down the Chinese housing market and broader economy.
The Fast-Food Exec Taking Her Real Estate Talents To The Looksmaxxing Era
Anne Goldman's shift to Image Studios reflects the trend from fast food to health and wellness.
Coconut Grove Office Flipped For $15M Gain After One Year
The deal represents a $15M profit in the 10 months the seller owned it.
D.C.'s Office Market Is Getting A Makeover
Renovations are taking off in the District as owners invest millions to meet the demand for high-quality spaces.
EXCLUSIVE: Industrial Outdoor Storage Investor Continues Buying Spree In Metro Atlanta
Alterra IOS acquires more IOS properties in Atlanta, enhancing its portfolio.
Republicans, Democrats Backing Away From Data Centers Amid Rising Backlash
Ahead of midterm elections, opposition to data centers is being embraced as a campaign strategy by Democrats and Republicans alike.
Controversial $18M Charlotte-Area Hotel Project Gets Rezoning Approval
The vacant 6-acre parcel will shift from rural preservation to conditional zoning, despite opposition from locals.
Amazon Building 1.2M SF Distribution Facility In Aurora
Amazon builds a 1.2M SF facility in Aurora, enhancing its Colorado footprint with a distribution and CNG station.
To Rein In Costs, Philly Affordable Housing Players Look To Become 'Less Reliant On Consultants'
Leaders in Philadelphia's affordable housing sector say they are adopting in-house strategies to manage costs as real estate expenses rise.
