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April 20, 2026
Federal real estate agency to relocate its headquarters
The federal agency that manages government property plans to temporarily move its Washington, D.C., headquarters down the street from its current location as part of a larger effort to reduce what it considers underused space to save taxpayer money.
April 15, 2026
Dallas wonders if Elon Musk’s Boring Co. can help it dig out of traffic congestion
The Boring Co., the tunnel-digging firm founded by Elon Musk to ease urban traffic congestion, has set its sights on trying to relieve busy roadways in Dallas and New Orleans with free, mile‑long underground projects.
April 6, 2026
Developer to finalize financing for Mercedes-Benz tower in Miami after foreclosure suit
A lender behind the first branded skyscraper from Mercedes-Benz in Miami filed a foreclosure lawsuit against the project's developer, JDS Development Group, alleging loan default. But JDS says the matter is routine and the company is on the verge of securing new financing.
April 2, 2026
Maine nears tighter oversight of energy-intensive data centers
Maine state senators are set to consider sweeping legislative limits on data center development under a bill that would significantly tighten oversight of large, energy‑intensive facilities as concerns rise around the country about electricity demand, strain on water and power systems, and long‑term effects on ratepayers.
April 2, 2026
Washington's income levy sparks concern: 'We don’t need more taxes on businesses in Seattle'
Washington state’s first income tax on millionaires may only indirectly affect commercial property taxes or investment, but business advocates say the bigger effect of the measure will be to hasten an exodus of talent and startup capital from Seattle.
March 31, 2026
Ontario seeks to cut taxes, fees on apartment construction by up to $200,000 per unit
Ontario developers and apartment builders are set to see one of the largest tax rollbacks tied to new residential construction in the province, a move some officials say could cut costs by as much as $200,000 per unit for new rental and condominium projects.
March 27, 2026
'Mistakes are now behind us': RICS president on aspirations for the institution
“The institution has made some mistakes and it lost us some confidence in the running of the institution and, therefore, the reasons for membership, but I think they are now behind us,” RICS president Nick Maclean says on a bonus episode of CoStar News’ Top CREdentials podcast, explaining what the group is doing to demonstrate its value to members.
March 17, 2026
More DC residents could host short-term rentals under proposed bill
City leaders in Washington, D.C., are considering rules to expand who is allowed to operate a short-term rental in the nation’s capital as the District prepares to see an influx of tourists this summer.
March 17, 2026
How San Francisco is helping property owners cut through red tape
San Francisco restaurant owner Ben Bleiman has been making good use of a city program that allows business operators to make property fillings online — a process that previously was done in person or via snail mail.
March 16, 2026
Builders laud Trump actions on affordable housing; Meta to spend $27 billion on AI systems; Construction hiring slows
Builders laud Trump actions on affordable housing
March 16, 2026
Grocery competition may get a boost from loosened lease covenants
The federal government’s plan to curb lease clauses that keep competing businesses out of nearby shopping centres and other commercial properties is drawing new attention to a long‑standing practice that some developers say complicates day‑to‑day leasing.
March 11, 2026
Contractors tapped to renovate, operate ICE detention centers in Maryland, Arizona
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has awarded what has the potential to be more than $1.3 billion in contracts to transform two newly purchased warehouses in Arizona and Maryland into Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers.
February 23, 2026
How tariff rollbacks could reshape multifamily development
The Supreme Court's ruling that President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on imports across the globe exceeded the executive branch's authority has left multifamily developers in a state of relief — and uncertainty.
February 23, 2026
Supreme Court’s tariff rejection may shake up trade policy; Office attendance rises; Shutdown slows economic growth
Supreme Court’s tariff rejection may shake up trade policy
February 19, 2026
Chicago Bears take ‘meaningful step forward’ in Indiana stadium talks
Indiana lawmakers on Thursday took a key step toward trying to lure the Chicago Bears to cross the state line and build a new pro football stadium in northwest Indiana, a vote that comes years into the team’s winding search for a new home.
February 18, 2026
Voters to decide future of long-vacant island venue in Miami
Miami may finally bring to port a long-adrift deal for the city’s Marine Stadium that has been vacant for more than three decades, on the island of Virginia Key, with a proposal to select a new operator heading to voters this summer.
February 17, 2026
San Francisco passes law to boost office conversions
San Francisco officials have pulled yet another lever to convince developers to turn some of the city's empty office space into housing.
February 9, 2026
Bondholders sue American Dream, saying lower assessment imperils their repayment
The American Dream megamall, one of the nation's largest retail centers, and the New Jersey town where it's located have been slapped with a lawsuit that alleges they plotted together to reduce the debt payments that the project's bondholders are owed.
February 2, 2026
Historic Atlanta building with mothballed renovation project listed for sale
A historic building in downtown Atlanta that had been slated for use as a Sonder-branded hotel and apartments has been listed for sale through bankruptcy court.
January 30, 2026
ICE reportedly plans major US detention center in Dallas area
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is reportedly planning to outfit a 1 million-square-foot distribution hub in North Texas into what is expected to be a detention center for up to 9,500 detainees.

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Federal real estate agency to relocate its headquarters

Dallas wonders if Elon Musk’s Boring Co. can help it dig out of traffic congestion

Developer to finalize financing for Mercedes-Benz tower in Miami after foreclosure suit

Maine nears tighter oversight of energy-intensive data centers

Washington's income levy sparks concern: 'We don’t need more taxes on businesses in Seattle'

Ontario seeks to cut taxes, fees on apartment construction by up to $200,000 per unit

'Mistakes are now behind us': RICS president on aspirations for the institution

More DC residents could host short-term rentals under proposed bill

How San Francisco is helping property owners cut through red tape

Builders laud Trump actions on affordable housing; Meta to spend $27 billion on AI systems; Construction hiring slows

Grocery competition may get a boost from loosened lease covenants

Contractors tapped to renovate, operate ICE detention centers in Maryland, Arizona

How tariff rollbacks could reshape multifamily development

Supreme Court’s tariff rejection may shake up trade policy; Office attendance rises; Shutdown slows economic growth

Chicago Bears take ‘meaningful step forward’ in Indiana stadium talks

Voters to decide future of long-vacant island venue in Miami

San Francisco passes law to boost office conversions

Bondholders sue American Dream, saying lower assessment imperils their repayment

Historic Atlanta building with mothballed renovation project listed for sale

ICE reportedly plans major US detention center in Dallas area

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