Konrad Putzier

9 hours ago ... U.S. prosecutors are cracking down on commercial mortgage fraud, a growing push that is sending shudders through the $4.7 trillion industry ...

Jun 3, 2024 ... The rising political clout of host groups comes at a crucial time for the U.S. short-term rental industry.

Apr 22, 2024 ... Barely a decade after Detroit declared bankruptcy, the city is emerging as America's most unlikely real-estate boomtown. A development frenzy ...

Apr 16, 2024 ... Big technology companies are cutting back on office space across major coastal cities, leaving some exposed landlords with empty buildings ...

Apr 9, 2024 ... The office district is empty, with boarded up towers, copper thieves and failing retail—even the Panera outlet shut down.

Mar 12, 2024 ... The material accounts for more than 7% of global carbon emissions, according to some estimates.

Feb 15, 2024 ... Arbor Realty loans funded a Sunbelt apartment boom. Many of its borrowers are now struggling with higher interest rates.

SL Green says that skepticism about the value of its 245 Park Ave. sale is misplaced.

With housing in short supply, developers are converting more empty offices into apartments. But not all buildings are candidates for reuse, even as more than one billion square feet of office space sits vacant across the U.S. Photo Illustration: Amber Bragdon

Pandemic-era upsurge slows thanks to higher interest rates, lower demand

Developers look to niche industries as offices struggle and apartment-rent growth slows

With housing in short supply, developers are converting more empty offices into apartments. But not all buildings are candidates for reuse, even as more than one billion square feet of office space sits vacant across the U.S. Photo Illustration: Amber Bragdon

With housing in short supply, developers are converting more empty offices into apartments. But not all buildings are candidates for reuse, even as more than one billion square feet of office space sits vacant across the U.S. Photo Illustration: Amber Bragdon

With housing in short supply, developers are converting more empty offices into apartments. But not all buildings are candidates for reuse, even as more than one billion square feet of office space sits vacant across the U.S. Photo Illustration: Amber Bragdon

Lonely sidewalks and closed storefronts inspire proposals to recast office districts into neighborhoods where people live, work and raise families.

With housing in short supply, developers are converting more empty offices into apartments. But not all buildings are candidates for reuse, even as more than one billion square feet of office space sits vacant across the U.S. Photo Illustration: Amber Bragdon

Landlords are in a bind with building values, rental income down while expenses keep rising

The department store’s flagship location on Fifth Avenue will now house tech employees

Regional banks loaded up on commercial real-estate loans and investments that are now a looming danger—and their exposure is more substantial than it appears.

Why is a global hotspot driving away more residents than it is attracting?