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How Shift In Ohio Foreclosure Appeals Alters Lenders' Risk

In a series of recent decisions, the Ohio Supreme Court changed who bears the risk of an erroneous foreclosure jud... (more story)

Preventing HOA Bias After Wash. Ruling Highlights Risk

Because homeowners nationwide can now draw on precedent from a recent Washington state appellate decision holding ... (more story)

Tracking The 2027 Va. Bills That May Tighten Data Center Regs

Data center developers and operators should monitor Virginia legislation responding to the state's new data center... (more story)

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Group Wants DC Golf Course Work Halt To Remain In Place

A preservation group on Tuesday urged a D.C. federal court to maintain an order blocking further tree removals at the East Potomac Golf Course, arguing the government failed to identify any error the judge mad... (more story)

Healthcare REITs Funnel Billions Into Senior Housing In Q3

The two biggest healthcare real estate investment trusts in the U.S., Welltower Inc. and Ventas Inc., have invested a combined $26 billion this year in buying senior housing for their respective portfolios, as... (more story)

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Property Tax Break Tops RE Questions Facing Fla. Voters

Real estate matters will factor into Florida voters' decision-making on Election Day, most prominently over a proposal to amend state property tax law but also in several other state and local questions that c... (more story)

Nonprofits Seek To Halt Texas Data Center Support Projects

Public Citizen and the Sierra Club urged a Texas federal court to pause the construction of power plants and backup diesel generators for two data center campuses in the state, claiming their members will be h... (more story)

Latham-Led I Squared Wraps $2.4B Infrastructure Credit Fund

Latham & Watkins LLP-advised infrastructure investor I Squared Capital on Tuesday revealed that it closed its second infrastructure credit fund with over $2.4 billion of committed capital.

Top Real Estate Atty Joins Goodwin As Weil Winds Down

A prominent co-leader of the real estate practice at Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP is joining Goodwin Procter LLP as his former firm begins to wind down operations, according to a Tuesday announcement.

Security Co. Allowed Multiple Break-Ins, Cannabis Co. Claims

Burglars broke into a Sacramento cannabis facility multiple times in one night because of the allegedly sloppy work of the security company paid to guard it, according to a lawsuit filed in California state co... (more story)

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Pa. Gov.'s Property Battle With Neighbors Gets Paused

A Pennsylvania federal judge on Tuesday stayed a property dispute in which Gov. Josh Shapiro and his Montgomery County neighbors are fighting over the ownership of a strip of land between their homes.

Henry Darger's Landlord Saved His Art. But Who Owns It?

The fate of the extraordinary body of artwork Henry Darger created over decades living alone in a rented Chicago room may depend in part on the meaning of a few words attributed to him shortly before he died i... (more story)

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Trudeau Urges Gov't Role In Easing Housing Crisis

Headlining the Urban Land Institute's annual meeting in Miami Beach, Florida, former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday that government has a critical role to play in addressing the housing cri... (more story)

Willkie Partner Loses Claims Over Conn. Atty's NY Post Tip

A Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP partner and his wife cannot hold a solo practitioner liable for directing a New York Post reporter to an insult-laced affidavit a landlord filed in an underlying lawsuit surround... (more story)

Insurer Must Cover Concrete Defect Dispute, Court Told

A concrete subcontractor accused by a general contractor of causing millions of dollars in damage to a condominium project in downtown Denver said it is entitled to coverage under the contractor's policy, tell... (more story)

Texas Residents Say SpaceX Knew Launches Were Too Loud

A group of Texas homeowners is pushing back against SpaceX's bid to throw out their noneconomic damages in a suit alleging that its space launches were loud enough to damage their homes, saying the Elon Musk-o... (more story)

CoStar Dodges Rent Fee Class Action After Deal In Principle

An Apartments.com user dropped her proposed nationwide class action accusing the online service of charging "junk transaction fees" on rent payments made through its platform, according to an order granted Mon... (more story)