The sector is expected to add 330,000 new units in 2020, up from 304,000 a year ago.

Industry sources say ESG indicators will soon become as important as financial indicators for CRE investors and developers.

The lost income will cut into the eventual sale price.

The case for increasing construction becomes more solid by the day.

The future of these landmarks is up to developers stubborn enough to unlock their potential.

Fred Pierce, of Pierce Education Properties, talks about what higher education enrollment projections mean for student housing players.

As rail service has become faster, industrial developers are increasingly considering rail access in site selection.

Many states have tried to offset the loss of federal funds by creating or renewing their own local housing trust funds or state housing tax credits to support new development.

The NYC borough has 7,050 unsold new condo units on its books.

Lower interest rates are helping offset rising labor and materials costs and helping sustain apartment construction levels.