U.S. residential developments are on average much taller than they used to be, according to a new report by RentCafe, based on Yardi Matrix data
Back on Track: How US Cities Are Reinventing Their Train Depots
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Marriott’s Modular Movement: Why Its Development Chief Wants Way More Modular
In hotel development, where the modular construction industry has arguably made its greatest inroads into the U.S. construction industry, Marriott International might stand alone in
Development Boom Aims To Transform Downtown Phoenix Into An Urban Mecca
Downtown Phoenix is in the midst of a historic revitalization effort that is reshaping the skyline and generating a buzz about the area as an
Report: The National Law Review, Capitalizing on Opportunity Zones
Why Engage in Opportunity Zone Projects? Projects located in opportunity zones provide tax advantages to investors that significantly enhance the overall return for investors. Gains. Investors
Jason Cordon Moderates Las Vegas Opportunity Zone Expo Panel
The 2019 Opportunity Zone Expo Las Vegas was a nationwide conference dedicated to Opportunity Zone stakeholders on May 9 & 10, 2019, at the Mandalay
Bill Introduced to Expand Access to Historic Tax Credit
A group of bipartisan senators has introduced legislation to expand the historic tax credit (HTC) and encourage the redevelopment of smaller projects. The Historic Tax
Amy Michaelson Kelly Speaks at Invest Atlanta Opportunity Zone Summit
Amy Michaelson Kelly spoke at the Invest Atlanta Opportunity Zone Summit Thursday, September 19, 2019. Ms. Kelly spoke on the Opportunity Zones Community Forum panel
Report: Atlanta Rent Growth Continues to Outpace National Average
As Atlanta becomes taller, denser, and arguably more exciting, the city’s rent prices, of course, follow suit. In fact, a recent study published by RealPage
U.S. Apartment Demand Hits Five-Year High as Hatteras Sky Targets Multifamily
U.S. apartment demand spiked during 2nd quarter 2019. Absorption totaled 155,515 units in the quarter, a five-year high that registered 11% above 2018’s 2nd quarter.