Educational Realtor.com News reports that mid-term rentals are gaining traction among digital nomads who book fully furnished, monthlong stays to sample life abroad before committing to a permanent move. The piece frames this as an "adult study abroad," a try-before-you-buy approach to relocation
Educational MarketWatch Top Stories reports that Chris Noth, known for his role in "Sex and the City," has listed his longtime Greenwich Village apartment for nearly $1.5 million, marking his departure from a property he has held for years in one of Manhattan's most competitive
Educational Realtor.com News reports that a new cast member of "The Real Housewives of New York City" has held onto a rent-controlled apartment that has remained in her family for decades, describing the aging unit with popcorn ceilings as "winning the lottery." The story
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Educational Realtor.com News reports that singer John Legend has partnered with Bilt for the company's October Rent Day initiative, which will help cover housing costs for 50 college students. The program draws on Legend's own memories of financial strain during his college years, when he
Tenants are signing big deals and touring large spaces in Denver, but the local office market is far from recovered.
Educational SaportaReport reports that Wingate Companies Senior Vice President John Tatum has taken on leadership at Trestletree Village, a Section 8 community positioned steps from Atlanta's Beltline trail. Tatum's stated philosophy—"The worse the problem, the more likely that I'm sitting in the
In construction hot zone, relatively affordable duplex hub takes shape Josh Green Fri, 09/25/2026 - 16:38 Another new hub of Westside infill housing is heading into the home stretch of construction…
Educational Shelterforce reports that Enterprise, the affordable housing nonprofit, is selling its stake in a for-profit commercial mortgage lender after previously claiming it could not control the subsidiary's activities. The reversal came after the outlet pressed Enterprise about questionable loans the lender had been making to corporate
Educational Bisnow reports that Stockdale has sold medical office buildings for $98 million, while an all-affordable apartment building opens in Northeast D.C. and a quantum algorithms company selects Arlington for its North American headquarters. The D.C. region continues to see significant capital movement across property types, with
In Los Angeles, as people organized in response to wildfires and ICE raids, a new group of tenant supporters—The Rent Brigade—emerged.
Educational HousingWire reports that Chicago is heading toward a showdown between two competing rent ordinances, setting up a broader clash over renter protections versus housing supply and construction incentives. The tension between tighter tenant safeguards and the need to keep builders building is not unique to Chicago, but the city&