From Emergency Response to Building Power: The Story of LA’s Rent Brigade
In Los Angeles, as people organized in response to wildfires and ICE raids, a new group of tenant supporters—The Rent Brigade—emerged.
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&
Educational Rentec Direct Blog notes that autumn brings predictable pest pressures for rental housing, and that landlords and property managers now face the annual task of folding seasonal maintenance into their operations. The piece points to common fall pests and tenant-facing prevention practices as part of a broader mitigation
With $31M financing secure, Trestletree development plots next moves Josh Green Thu, 09/24/2026 - 14:32 A two-part residential project aiming to reshape large sections of affordable housing beside…
Filling a building in the nation's busiest construction market is one thing. Keeping it full is a different story.
Educational BREAKING — Urbanize Atlanta reports that the Woodstock Mill District, a 118,000-square-foot commercial development positioned as a new gateway for downtown Woodstock, has secured commitments from nine local, regional, and national tenants across its new buildings, bringing the project to 79 percent leased. The tenant mix is
Educational Multifamily Dive reports that Lauren Evett has been named vice president of property management at Daniel Management Group, where she will set strategic direction for the firm's assets. Evett, who has used events to showcase properties' amenities in her prior work, steps into a role that
Educational SaportaReport covered a presentation by Princeton University's Eviction Lab on September 10th at the Atlanta History Center, where researchers revealed that one in four renter households in Metro Atlanta faced an eviction filing last year, a rate more than three times the national average. That concentration of
Educational Realtor.com News reports that Chris Noth has listed his longtime New York City apartment for $1.5 million after holding it for more than three decades. The actor purchased the one-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom unit in 1994, meaning this single residence has spanned eras of dramatic change
Educational Multifamily Dive reports on Westland Real Estate Group, a family firm with roots in the California State Fair carnival business that has grown into one of the largest apartment owners in Las Vegas, with more than 17,000 units under its control. The company's evolution from seasonal
Educational The Real Deal National reports that Invest Atlanta has approved a $15 million tax break to advance the redevelopment of Amsterdam Walk, a shopping center positioned between the Morningside/Lenox Park and Virginia-Highland neighborhoods. Portman Holdings, the Atlanta-based developer behind the project, intends to transform the property
Real estate investing won’t make you rich overnight. But keep at it for long enough, and it will make you very wealthy. Philip Henry had been doing all the right […]