2,136 Legal/Legislation results

A St. Louis Circuit Court judge has granted temporary possession of a long-vacant former church at 1222 Allen Ave. to the Soulard Restoration Group, a nonprofit that advocates for the preservation of ...

The U.S. House passed legislation calling on states to require data center developers to pay costs for power generation and prevent rate increases for other users, as the projects geared to ...

Eamon Lorincz decided to do something with his career he finds both invigorating and scary. He started his own legal practice after years of working at larger commercial real estate institutions.

Lawmakers are renewing calls for new safety guardrails on artificial intelligence after technology industry leaders sounded alarm bells, with calls for slowing some development potentially creating ...

The U.S. House could vote as early as mid-September on proposed federal legislation to protect electric ratepayers from cost hikes stemming from data center projects as the issue becomes a major ...

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie declared a "rent emergency" this past week and unveiled a package of tenant-protection measures as the city's artificial intelligence-fueled housing crunch pushes ...

The second-largest county in Georgia plans to impose tax penalties against the owners of blighted commercial and residential properties as it seeks to rid the area of abandoned buildings that are ...

Oregon and Massachusetts joined other states putting guardrails on data center development as multiple state legislatures consider moratoriums in response to mounting public resistance.

Real estate firms expect increased Canadian tariffs on some United States goods to raise construction costs across North America and lead to shifts in markets where occupiers lease industrial space.

An administrative judge halted a plan to build a major data center on federal land in Nevada, citing lack of an environmental analysis. The situation underscores growing friction between the federal ...

President Donald Trump called on Congress to create a federal production incentive that could help fill soundstages and entertainment offices built during the pandemic-era streaming boom, when ...

Alcoholic beverage distributor Republic National Distributing will close two Georgia locations as part of its bankruptcy reorganization.

New York is moving to fast-track what it describes as the most critical Housing Court cases, including proceedings that could result in court-appointed third-party management of troubled apartment ...

Forrest Askew III joined Cushman & Wakefield as director of brokerage for the commercial real estate services firm’s Orlando, Jacksonville and Stuart markets in Florida. In his new role, Askew will ...

Fireman Hospitality Group, whose restaurants have long catered to theatergoers, tourists and office workers in New York, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

John MacDonell joined Cushman & Wakefield as a managing director in its Raleigh office as the real estate services firm works to boost its agency leasing business across North Carolina's Triangle ...

Adam Hasen joined Prologis, the world’s largest industrial property owner, as a vice president overseeing a 14 million-square-foot regional operating portfolio with 42 logistics facilities across ...

Chicago’s mayor is calling for a pause on new data center projects in the city, joining a lengthy list of municipalities throughout the country pushing back against the fast-expanding but criticized ...

Oklahoma passed legislation prohibiting new data centers from deploying groundwater to cool the resource-intensive facilities, with at least six other states considering similar action, according to ...

Ozlem Soyturk joined Vast Coworking Group as the firm's new chief financial officer. In her new role, she will lead financial strategy, planning and analysis, working alongside operations to drive ...