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The first quarter of 2019 picked up where 2018 left off, with significant positive absorption, asking rents staying in line with expectations, and construction continuing at a record pace, according to a JLL report.

Law firm Morgan Lewis partner Richard LaFalce looks over the Treasury's new regulations providing pointers for those in the real estate industry.

Marc Wieder, a partner at accounting firm Anchin, points out ways Treasury's proposed Opportunity Zone regulations make real estate transactions easier.

Reinhart, the long-time general counsel for K. Hovnanian, will lead Brunelli's efforts to assist homebuilders and other developers, as well as buyers and tenants on mixed-use projects.

Regis Homes' condo development, the Ashton, has pledged to donate $37,000 to SchoolForce, the Belmont-Redwood Shores Public School Foundation, to improve students' access to vital programs.

Industrial occupancy gains hit pause in first quarter, driving weaker fundamentals across the board, however, the pipeline continues to grow amid the region's projected population and industrial growth.

In addition to a strong workforce, and rising labor and population rates, the business climate in Texas will facilitate further growth as companies move operations to the state, adding to multifamily demand.

Accountants reviewed the IRS Opportunity Zone Guidelines and explained some key terms in the proposed regulations released on Wednesday.