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President Donald Trump's executive order rescinding the Clean Water Rule may have “sweeping changes in the way wetlands will be regulated.” Here is what you need to know.
The City Council's vote will usher in nearly $300 million in state and federal investment as well as the rezoning of about 23 blocks in Downtown Far Rockaway.
The 400,000-square-foot property, owned by joint venture partners Mountain Development Corporation and Square Mile Capital, recently underwent complete interior renovations and extensive amenity upgrades.
JPI's Jefferson Pacific Beach will be a $103.5-million mixed-use community that will include 172 luxury apartment homes and 14,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and creative-office space, designed by Carrier Johnson + CULTURE.
Silicon Valley tech firms continue to compete for workforce talent, so the trend toward employee-centric office environments will only increase with amenities such as restaurant-quality kitchens and fitness options.
Yet CohnReznick's latest survey of participants in the federal housing tax credits program cites concerns about the credits' trading prices as well as the program's current ability to meet growing demand for affordable units.
Orange County and L.A. County residents are increasingly forced to move out of the county in which they work due to the state's housing crisis, making projects like Fullerton Family Housing even more necessary, R.D. Olson's Bill Wilhelm tells GlobeSt.com.
The Aloft hotel has opened at 1160 E. State St., with close proximity to major airports serving global business travelers perhaps associated with the 5 million square feet of office space when complete.
Companies are assessing damage, the city is picking up debris and repairs are being evaluated, with JLL Houston's Dan Bellow saying all are a testament to the resiliency of the people and businesses in Houston.