National IssueDecember 2021

Climbing costs have landlords and developers feeling the squeeze — with winter looming

With key issues at stake, who is the industry's favored candidate? Here’s what we know so far:

Zelig Weiss is the quiet force behind Williamsburg’s hottest hotel. But under the glamorous veneer, legal and financial conflicts are mounting

Westside is developing into a hub for training and content production, with ultra-high speed internet a must

Cooped-up tourists jolt hotel markets across the country

The second-home marketplace wants to conquer the world. First it’ll have to get past the neighbors

Though local businesses struggled as tourism cratered, the area has proven surprisingly resilient

Political momentum is building for the government to fully fund Section 8. Numerous obstacles remain

Rollout of federal flood insurance program's first overhaul in half a century frustrates buyers, brokers

Development wave sweeps high-ground Miami neighborhoods, stirring climate gentrification fears

Two years after cashing out of Invitation Homes, the investment firm is jumping back into single-family rentals

The commercial data giant is going all in on residential, with entrenched rivals Zillow and Redfin in its crosshairs

Where will rising CEO John Forrester take Cushman & Wakefield?

Flight to quality leaves owners of older buildings with two options: upgrade or convert

Convene’s Ryan Simonetti on CRE turf wars, space as a branded service and the proptech-fintech opportunity

Berkshire Hathaway billionaire responds to criticism of his windowless project