Los Angeles

Renters are crossing the river as a tight Manhattan pushes apartment demand into Brooklyn.

The era of predictable, cheap building is gone, and the new math reshapes every pro forma.

Falling rents and a strong job market make Austin the country’s top city for renters, even as owners wait for demand to catch up to supply.

Higher rates are quietly reopening the equity gap apartment borrowers thought they had closed.

The private equity giant is treating computing capacity as its next great asset class.

A major REIT is advancing a half-leased Midtown trophy tower into a market starved for new space.