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Bisnow reports that X Denver, a 455-unit apartment building near Coors Field, has defaulted on a $170 million loan, prompting the lender to seek a court-appointed receiver. The request places the property under judicial oversight while creditors sort out recovery, a process that often signals deeper distress
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11Alive Atlanta Local reports that Jerell Battle was shot and killed at an apartment complex on Atlanta's Southwest side in May 2024, and his mother is now demanding answers after the men arrested in connection with his killing were released. The case underscores how violence at rental
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A new Redfin Blog guide suggests the rental market has moved past amenity-driven appeal toward something more practical. Renters in 2026, the piece argues, are prioritizing functional living over surface-level perks when they choose where to settle. The shift implies that stability, transparency, and proof of reliability
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Rough Draft Atlanta reports that Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has reached a $68 million agreement to sell the Atlanta City Detention Center to Fulton County, a move designed to ease overcrowding at the county's main jail ahead of a year-end lease expiration. The transaction shifts a
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Realtor.com News has published a ranking of America's most affordable college towns for housing, with Detroit named as the most budget-friendly market on the list. The ranking surfaces markets where students, faculty, and the service businesses that grow around campuses can find housing without the
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BREAKING — Urbanize Atlanta reports that a long-planned mixed-use development called Trinity Central Flats is finally rising at the intersection of Trinity Avenue and Shirley C. Franklin Boulevard in downtown Atlanta, bringing more than 200 relatively attainable housing units to a market that has sorely needed them. The
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Curbed reports that wealthy buyers in the West Village, faced with a shortage of townhouses, are converting entire rental apartment buildings into single-family homes. This trend of the "tenemansion" represents a notable shift in how some urban residential buildings are changing hands and changing use, with
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Bisnow reports that Martin Property Group is set to acquire roughly 100 leases from the collapsed NCP car park empire, a deal valued at approximately £1 billion that would transfer a significant portion of one of Britain's best-known parking networks to new ownership. The acquisition comes
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Realtor.com News reports that a small Elvis-themed vacation property near Graceland, known locally as "Little Graceland," has found a buyer after listing for $175,000. The buyers were the owners of Hernando's Hide-A-Way, a well-known Memphis honky-tonk, who purchased
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Realtor.com News reports that the Miss America organization will crown its 99th winner, who will take home scholarship money and get a New York City apartment. The prize package now includes housing in one of the country's most competitive rental markets, where demand routinely outstrips supply