June 11, 2025
Inflation edges higher; Deal reached with China on trade tariffs; Homebuilders urge affordability reforms
Inflation edges higher
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June 11, 2025On its first day in effect, New York law criticized for ‘shake-up’ of largest US rental market
New York’s decades-old broker fee arrangement has officially ended, with a new law taking effect this week that stops apartment tenants from paying fees to brokers they didn't hire.- June 9, 2025
Los Angeles protests result in damage to some downtown buildings
Protests of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids extended into their fourth day in Los Angeles as building damage was reported in several downtown neighborhoods and some companies in affected areas advised their staff to work from home. - June 9, 2025
Why California is falling behind on housing requirements
A newly approved 489-unit apartment complex near Los Angeles International Airport shows just how hard it is to get housing built in California's biggest cities. 
June 3, 2025New York’s hotel industry fears ‘onerous’ impact of new law
A newly implemented law in New York is causing concern in the hotel industry over its potential impact, with executives this week calling the Safe Hotels Act both “devastating” and “onerous.”
June 2, 2025Cushman & Wakefield hire pursues Texas office sales; ISS bolsters facility management team; AEW hires retail chief
Cushman pursues Texas office investment business
May 30, 2025British Columbia rejects property industry call to ease short-term rental clampdown
British Columbia's largest real estate organization has called for more exemptions to short-term rental rules as the province begins to clamp down on listings by platforms such as Airbnb ahead of the busy summer travel season.
May 29, 2025DC to launch database of rent-controlled apartments
An online database that Washington, D.C., residents can use to more easily access information about rent-controlled housing in the nation’s capital will soon be ready for public use.
May 28, 2025New York OKs plan for 4,600 housing units in central Brooklyn
As New York struggles with one of the country’s tightest housing shortages, the city is set to move ahead with a plan to build about 4,600 housing units in central Brooklyn and transform a traditionally industrial section into a mixed-use livable domain.
May 23, 2025Times Square’s residential makeover expands with office-to-apartments approval
New York's tourism-and-entertainment hub of Times Square is moving closer to becoming a place to live as much as to play. The state approved a plan to turn the former home of accounting and consulting giant EY at 5 Times Square into a mixed-use residential tower.
May 22, 2025House passes Trump tax bill; Walmart plans job cuts; Existing home sales decline
House passes Trump tax bill
May 22, 2025Northmarq expands investment team in LA; BH Properties taps director to grow retail portfolio; CBRE adds to litigation support team
Northmarq expands investment services
May 22, 2025Gearing up for World Cup, Dallas seeks to tackle crime in downtown area
A group of city leaders and property owners in downtown Dallas is aiming to fight crime to make the nation's fourth-largest metropolitan area as safe as possible ahead of next year's FIFA World Cup.- May 20, 2025
LA mayor eases filming rules to boost Hollywood's struggling entertainment sector
Los Angeles and California officials are fighting to keep the spotlight from slipping away as movie and television producers chase cheaper incentives around the world. 
May 16, 2025Leaders want to boost Santa Monica's fortunes with New Orleans-style entertainment zone
On warm weekend nights, Santa Monica's main retail and dining district feels like a shadow of its former self.
May 16, 2025Oklahoma moves closer to getting $4 billion aluminum plant
Emirates Global Aluminium, the world's largest aluminum producer, is planning to build a $4 billion aluminum plant in Oklahoma in a move that the White House says would double the nation's current production capacity.
May 8, 2025Washington 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.
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.
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