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Bisnow reports that CSB Holdings and Tide Realty Capital have lined up a $50 million loan from Citadel Credit Union to support leasing efforts at the 2000 Market St. tower in Philadelphia. The financing signals owner confidence in filling vacant space in a Center City office market that has
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CBS MoneyWatch reports that more consumers are turning to "buy now, pay later" loans to cover rent, groceries, and other essentials, a trend consumer advocates read as evidence of deepening strain in household budgets. The spread of these short-term installment products into necessities marks a shift
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BREAKING — Urbanize Atlanta reports that new apartments in the city have grown markedly smaller over the past decade of building, with units completed between 2016 and last year losing 47 square feet on average even as construction boomed. This runs counter to the national pattern, where new rentals have
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11Alive Atlanta Local reports that crews responded to a fire at the Aspen Pointe Apartments on Gran Crique Drive off Highway 19, where three people were injured and approximately 30 residents were displaced from their homes.
When dozens of households are suddenly forced to seek new housing, the pressure
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Bisnow reports that commercial real estate's traditional path to value creation through distressed acquisitions has dried up, with analysts across multiple recent reports pointing to net operating income as the sole remaining engine for asset appreciation. Without a clearance rack of underpriced properties to mine, owners and
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BREAKING — Urbanize Atlanta reports that construction has begun on a residential project in Sandy Springs that will bring nearly 400 new rental units to a market developers describe as having a relative shortage of new multifamily housing. The development, a partnership between Kennedy Wilson and Shimizu Corporation, represents the
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HousingWire reports that the gap between renting and owning has reached a level where renters would need to devote 56.5 percent of their income to purchase the median resale home, with Los Angeles requiring the full 100 percent. That figure captures more than an affordability problem. It describes
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Shelterforce reports that more than 440,000 federally assisted homes are set to lose subsidies or rent restrictions before the decade is out. The expirations themselves do not guarantee those units will leave the affordable stock, but the timing is especially precarious. Aging physical plant and climbing operating costs
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BiggerPockets Blog profiles Martin Castro-Silva, a former private client banker at Chase who left Wall Street behind to build a full-time real estate operation along Florida's Treasure Coast. In 2025 alone, he transacted eleven properties across Vero Beach and Sebastian, with seven flips and two