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Rezonings Fuel New York’s Biggest Housing Push in Decades
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Rezonings Fuel New York’s Biggest Housing Push in Decades

Record apartment deliveries are helping ease supply pressures, but experts say the city still needs much more housing.
Construction Costs Hit Fastest Annual Growth Since the Pandemic

Construction Costs Hit Fastest Annual Growth Since the Pandemic

Construction costs are rising at their fastest pace since the pandemic, squeezing contractors and challenging new development economics.
Ken Griffin Doubles Down on Miami With Expanded Citadel Campus

Ken Griffin Doubles Down on Miami With Expanded Citadel Campus

Ken Griffin is making an even bigger play for Miami, expanding Citadel’s future headquarters and reinforcing the city’s rise as a financial powerhouse.
CRE Workouts Enter a More Forced Phase

CRE Workouts Enter a More Forced Phase

Easy extensions are disappearing as office and multifamily owners face higher rates, tougher refinancing, and new workout strategies.
Trophy Helmsley Building Hits the Market Amid Loan Stress

Trophy Helmsley Building Hits the Market Amid Loan Stress

RXR puts the Helmsley Building on the market as debt pressure builds and Park Avenue rents hit record highs.
Texas Drives Nearly One-Third of Multifamily Loan Distress

Texas Drives Nearly One-Third of Multifamily Loan Distress

Borrower-specific challenges—not market fundamentals—are fueling a sharp rise in multifamily loans transferred to special servicing across Texas.

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