Educational Bisnow reports that medical office rents in Atlanta have overtaken traditional office rates for the first time since the pandemic, driven by the healthcare demands of an aging Baby Boomer population. This shift signals a broader reordering of commercial real estate priorities, where demographic necessity is reshaping which property
Educational Bisnow reports that Y'all Street is fueling a wave of trophy office development in Uptown Dallas, with strong rent growth and new construction signaling sustained institutional confidence in the submarket. The momentum reflects a broader pattern in Dallas where high-quality office product continues to attract capital
Educational Yield PRO reports that IPA Capital Markets, the capital markets division of Marcus & Millichap, has arranged $40.3 million in financing for Birwood Heights, a 312-unit apartment community in San Antonio. The transaction involved Brandon Roth, a managing director based in the firm's Palo Alto
Educational Multifamily Dive reports that Cleveland is launching a fund to build up to 3,000 affordable housing units using leftover American Rescue Plan Act money, with the city turning to private partnerships to help close the gap between available public resources and the scale of its housing needs. For
Educational The Real Deal National reports that Federal Realty Investment Trust and Red Development are planning to convert part of the Camelback Colonnade, one of Phoenix's oldest shopping centers, into a 216-unit multifamily project on a 2.5-acre parcel of the retail site. The development at
The home has yet again undergone another price drop—this time by $2,500, bringing the new cost to $19,995 a month.
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Educational Shelterforce reports that New York's source-of-income protections face a significant legal threat after an Ithaca landlord successfully argued that such laws effectively compel property owners to submit to government searches. Courts have now agreed with this reasoning on two occasions, and the same legal logic
Educational Multifamily Dive reports that Kennedy Wilson has partnered with Shimizu Corp. on a $139 million ground-up apartment development in Georgia, a 382-unit project in the Atlanta area that marks Kennedy Wilson's first such development in the state. The Caldwell project signals continued institutional appetite for
Educational Realtor.com News reports that Bravo star Emira D'Spain, 29, has remodeled the "organized" glam room inside her two-bedroom, two-bathroom Manhattan apartment. The project highlights how even compact city units can accommodate dedicated lifestyle spaces with thoughtful planning. For renters drawn to curated
Educational MarketWatch Top Stories reports that the economics of artificial intelligence are undergoing a fundamental realignment, as purchasing AI hardware directly becomes more cost-effective than the longstanding practice of renting compute power through cloud providers. This shift signals a broader reassessment of infrastructure strategies across the technology sector, with
Educational MarketWatch Top Stories reports that Holly Madison, known from "The Girls Next Door," has put her historic Hollywoodland home on the rental market for $9,500 a month, a property she has described as allegedly haunted. The listing comes after Madison explained why she feels unable to