Between direct payments and renter aid, the American Rescue Plan Act is providing a needed boost to struggling apartment dwellers and landlords.

Builders are increasing the pace of multifamily development and financing remains available on attractive terms from a multitude of capital providers.

Decades of undervaluing properties in Black neighborhoods has deprived communities of generational wealth.

New York real estate professionals are turning to the social media app to find tenants.

Siddall admitted his earlier forecasts didn’t anticipate how pandemic job losses would be concentrated among workers most likely to rent.

Despite a lot of chatter about converting properties due to the pandemic, investors have run into obstacles.

Evergreen Gardens Mezz LLC, part of the 900-unit Denizen apartment complex in Bushwick, is seeking Chapter 11 protection.

Exclusive suburban areas can be held to account if their policies create places where housing is consistently too expensive for people protected by the law.

Fewer baby boomers are looking to downsize, and that’s compounding an inventory crunch.

The pandemic prompted some developers to tap the brakes on new projects. That’s not the case at Howard Hughes Corp.