Nearly one in four homes faces severe climate exposure that is already pushing up monthly costs and reshaping credit risk for investors.

NMHC's latest survey points to modestly tighter apartment markets but a tougher environment for debt and equity financing.

The sport's need for tall ceilings is opening the door for warehouse conversions that turn stagnant industrial space into high-traffic recreational venues.

As public opposition to data centers mounts, Loudoun and Prince William counties are showing how the facilities can swell tax revenue, support schools and help reduce property tax rates.

Four‑quarter absorption has overtaken new supply for the first time since 2022, signaling an end to the worst of the oversupply drag.

Chandan Economics finds developers are chasing economies of scale while catering to renter demand for space and amenities.

Oxford Economics finds June's strong headline rooted in apartments while permits and units under construction stay subdued.

Developers try campus-style architecture and parks to win over neighbors as opposition spreads to 49 states.