May 8, 2025
Washington becomes third US state with sweeping rent control law
Washington has enacted a law that makes the state the third in the country to have statewide rent regulations.
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May 8, 2025Pappas Restaurants named winning bidder for On The Border through bankruptcy court
Two well-known Texas eateries are set to join forces after Pappas Restaurants was selected as the winning bidder for On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina from its bankruptcy proceedings.- May 7, 2025
Another round of updates to Florida's Live Local Act heads to governor's desk
More revisions to Florida's affordable and workforce housing law known as the Live Local Act are expected to make their way over to the governor’s desk in the coming weeks. 
May 6, 2025Hollywood hopes a federal lifeline can flip the script on declining movie production
The initial pitches for developing a national motion picture incentive program and a proposed U.S. tariff on foreign films are getting a red-carpet reception from some industry stakeholders who hope they could help reverse a yearslong decline in American entertainment production.- April 29, 2025
Stake in three hotels at Fort Worth Stockyards heads to auction block
The real estate executive who once oversaw the redevelopment of the historic Fort Worth Stockyards into a mixed-use tourist destination has left the project as it expands and as a stake is set to head for auction. 
April 29, 2025Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney and Liberals may need help changing national housing policy
Canada's election of the Liberal Party and Mark Carney, a former chair of property investor Brookfield Asset Management and one-time head of the Bank of Canada and Bank of England, to continue as prime minister could lead to changes in housing policy as the country faces affordability and supply challenges.
April 22, 2025Colorado bans apartment landlords from collecting 'junk fees'
Legislators across the United States are cracking down on apartment landlords using extraneous, often undisclosed charges, with Colorado becoming the latest state prohibiting so-called junk fees.
April 21, 2025City of Dallas suspends real estate deals after noting process 'failure'
The city of Dallas is suspending all real estate transactions after unveiling mishaps tied to a 2022 acquisition of a North Texas office tower.- April 18, 2025
Real estate pros look for signs of federal offices heading to suburbs under new directive
Commercial real estate professionals are watching for signs of a shift in the location of federal offices in the wake of new rules allowing the government to use real estate outside of downtowns and in suburbs. - April 16, 2025
Developers push for LA ‘mansion tax’ changes as housing construction takes hit
The pace of new apartment development in Los Angeles has fallen sharply since the city’s criticized “mansion tax” took effect in 2023, a new study shows, raising fresh concerns about the levy's unintended consequences on real estate. - April 15, 2025
California proposal to tax landlords for vacant storefronts draws criticism
A California proposal to tax properties that are vacant for more than six months is rattling some commercial real estate professionals, with critics warning it could deepen vacancies and deter investment in struggling retail and office corridors. 
April 11, 2025Washington State effort to adopt rent control moves forward, but with changes
Washington is one step closer to rolling out a bill that would make the state the third in the country to have a statewide rent control law.
April 10, 2025Kidder Mathews adds general counsel in expansion; Gensler promotes pair for Midwest ramp up; Knightvest taps investment officer to help land Sun Belt deals
Kidder Mathews taps general counsel- April 8, 2025
US lawmakers spar over what to do with aging, vacant federal buildings
In an aging, empty federal office building in Washington, D.C., members of Congress argued over the best approach to manage the government’s large real estate portfolio as a watchdog agency said new data is expected to be collected this year that could assist in major decisions on the properties. 
April 2, 2025Washington lawmakers try again to pass rent control law
Washington lawmakers are trying again to pass a bill that would make the state the third in the country to have a statewide rent control law.
March 28, 2025Cushman & Wakefield seeks approval to switch parent company's address to Bermuda
Global real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield is seeking approval from shareholders and a court to move its parent company from England to Bermuda to reduce its "administrative burden" and associated costs.
March 27, 2025New York approves new rules to address ‘unsightly’ scaffolding
New York may finally be seeing less of its ubiquitous construction scaffolding — often described as an eyesore — that’s said to stretch over 400 miles.
March 26, 2025Suburban Atlanta county halts data center approvals to review impacts
A county with one of the highest concentrations of data centers in the Atlanta area is tapping the brakes on approving new data centers as officials examine how the real estate type is impacting power supply, water and sewer and quality of life.
March 26, 2025DC expands tax breaks for converting offices to residences
The Washington, D.C., government is taking steps to lure people to live in the city’s core by expanding its tax breaks for office-to-residential conversions and granting a 20-year tax abatement to a pair of projects that would turn workspaces into homes.
March 24, 2025Canadian federal election next month to involve debate over real estate, taxation issues
Canadians are set to go to the polls on April 28 as Prime Minister Mark Carney, a former chairman of major real estate investor Brookfield Asset Management, looks to lead the Liberal Party to a fourth victory in an election expected to include debate over property and taxation issues.
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