Legal & Regulatory

The building owner and a cigar shop that wanted to open are suing each other, claiming the other didn't live up to its obligations under the lease for the historic property.

Investors who haven't increased rents are now looking to implement the annual maximum 5% increase allowed by the law.

The proposals for expanded review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S., the interagency panel at the Department of the Treasury, could catch some real estate investors and funds off-guard, international trade and national security lawyers said.

New regulations are creating a distinct separation between cannabis-related companies and the public.

Thanks to a recent SCOTUS decision, landowners can now bring cases against local agencies in federal court, and a new suit against the Riverside Transportation Authority is among the first.

In an EXCLUSIVE with GlobeSt.com, NAI Global president and CEO Jay Olshonsky shares takeaways from keynote speaker Molly Bloom, who shared her life story and messages that were highly applicable to the real estate services business.

According to Stan Johnson's Lanie Beck, industrial is an exciting sector with every subset from manufacturing to bulk warehouse to last-mile fulfillment and distribution playing their part.

"The National Apartment Association (NAA) can unequivocally say we are opposed to rent control."