But then New York City and Chicago saw vacancy declines in their large office buildings.

It's a competitive move as solar power continues to grow in importance.

Landlords won't want to suddenly see a big tenant disappear, but at the same time they have reasons to be wary of large-scale accommodations.

But for the first time in a long while, the topic didn't hit the overall national summary.

The solar real estate investment fund says up to $250 million in additional capital is possible.

The bulk of the portfolio is on multifamily properties, with $15 billion rent stabilized and rent controlled.

Some areas that were in high demand are seeing considerable cooling.

From a question of whether tenants can evacuate to fire hazards you might not have considered, it's time to start planning.