Economy

Once upon a time, families yearned for a house on the golf course with its heavily fertilized and perfectly manicured grass, asphalt paths for golf…

Phillipsburg's apartment stock, "is continuing its historically stabilized run, recording a rent appreciation rate of five percent in the past year,” says Stephen Tragash, Gebroe-Hammer Associates senior vice president.

Steve Fifield of Century West Partners says that new legislation will hinder apartment starts next year.

Most investors still involved in the SFR markets now view it as a good long-term play in an asset class that is early on in its maturity and with much room for innovation, ATTOM Data's Daren Blomquist tells GlobeSt.com.

Despite general pricing inflation lately, "the markets do not appear to be suffering from the irrational exuberance that has characterized the end of other expansions,” Transwestern's McNearney says.

Mayor Bill de Blasio is ending the 17-year-old cluster site program, helping non-profit developers acquire the properties to create affordable housing.

The “Buy American” legislation will raise contractors' costs but “Don't panic,” says a New York construction legal pro.

A roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.