Expert Analysis

How Power Grid Delays Are Reshaping Data Center Deals

Texas' pause on permits while it studies data centers' effect on its electrical grid highlights the nationwide problem of years...(read more)

How NYC Consumer Bill Could Expand Private Claims

New York City's proposed Power Act could expose companies to sweeping private claims under its prohibition on unfair, deceptive...(read more)

6 Ways RE Projects Can Balance Campus, Commercial Needs

Recent mixed-use campus developments show that housing, research, hospitality, retail and recreation can share infrastructure a...(read more)

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OpenAI, Local Officials Hid $20B Data Center Push, Suit Says

OpenAI and the local government used secret meetings and nondisclosure pacts to keep plans for a massive South Georgia data center under wraps, a trio of Peach State residents said in a new lawsuit.

Greenberg Traurig Adds Stadium Financing Pro In NYC

Greenberg Traurig LLP has hired an ex-Winston Taylor real estate attorney who specializes in stadium and arena financing deals for a shareholder role in its New York City office, the firm announced.

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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 new construc...(read more)

City-Owned Parking Ramp Tax-Exempt, Minn. Justices Told

Portions of a parking ramp owned by the city of Duluth, Minnesota, and leased to a for-profit hotel should not be subject to property taxation, the city told the state Supreme Court, seeking reversal of a state tax court r...(read more)

NYC Real Estate Week In Review

Fried Frank and Wachtel Missry are among the law firms that scored work on the largest real estate deals that hit New York City public records last week, a period that saw three nine-figure trades become public.

Latham Hires 6 Weil Attorneys, Including Real Estate Leader

As more former Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP attorneys find new homes for their practices while the firm winds down operations, Latham & Watkins LLP confirmed Monday that it hired five partners and one counsel across multiple ...(read more)

Justices Decline Review In Real Estate Row Over Pot Biz

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a real estate developer's case against the city of Pontiac, Michigan, alleging municipal officials violated constitutional rights by delaying approvals of a proposed cannab...(read more)

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Supreme Court Lets DHS Resume Big Bend Wall Project

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled the U.S. Department of Homeland Security can restart construction of a border wall that runs through Big Bend National Park in Texas, finding a lower court judge who halted the projec...(read more)

Progress Settles FTC, States Rent Pricing Claims For $50M

Single-family rental giant Progress Residential and its private equity firm owner Pretium Partners have agreed to a $49.8 million settlement resolving regulators' allegations that the companies duped renters with deceptive...(read more)

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Mamdani Administration Seeking 'Fast Affordable Housing'

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, in contrast to his predecessor, has been aggressive in pushing for more affordable housing, and that vision, coupled with New York's new landmark City of Yes rezoning, is spurring a flurry of...(read more)

Up Next At High Court: Pipeline Takings & H-2A Fines

The U.S. Supreme Court will wrap up its November sitting by hearing disputes over whether federal or state law should control how much compensation landowners receive for private condemnations under the Natural Gas Act and...(read more)

Multifamily REIT Vivmark Looks To Ramp Up Development

Vivmark Residential is planning to increase its real estate development activity following the completed $69 billion AvalonBay Communities Inc. and Equity Residential merger that created the multifamily giant, executives t...(read more)

Guo Trustee Keeps $153M Cash In Asset Deal With Feds

A Connecticut bankruptcy judge has approved a deal splitting rights to millions in assets between convicted Chinese securities fraudster Miles Guo's Chapter 11 trustee and federal prosecutors, with roughly $153 million in ...(read more)

Judge Says He'll Convert Cold Spring When Sale Closes

A New York bankruptcy judge on Friday said he will convert the Chapter 11 case of Long Island nursing home operator Cold Spring Acquisition to a court-supervised Chapter 7 liquidation as soon as the sale of the company's a...(read more)