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On July 7, 2022, the Howard County Planning Board approved a site development plan for a new 85,000 square foot medical office building in Downtown Columbia.

In this second part of our LawWise podcast on real estate workouts and restructurings.

In this episode, our hosts speak with Alex Iams, executive vice president of the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority. This discussion centers on attracting business...

In this episode, hosts Alex Kaplan and Heather Horowitz speak with guest Andrew Son, President of District Wharf Properties.

Bradley Kaufman, head of Pryor Cashman's Commercial + Retail Leasing practice, spoke with leaders in the luxury retail leasing sector about how leasing patterns are changing in Manhattan.

In today's episode of Brownstein's podcast series on master-planned communities, Shareholder Greg Vallin talks to two industry experts—Brock Smethills...

Maryland's highest court recently held that the tax court can value a property by relying on sale prices of comparable properties bought soon after a cutoff date for the assessment.

Legislation has been proposed in both Missouri Houses that could prevent the use of eminent domain for privately funded, long distance, Direct Current transmission lines.

The North Carolina House of Representatives has passed legislation to amend the state Constitution to limit certain eminent domain powers.

In In Re: David Orrin Nilsson (Van Meter v. Nilsson), the Nevada Supreme Court was asked by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Nevada to clarify whether someone can properly claim a homestead exemption for his or her interest in real property when he/she does not reside at the property but his/her minor children do.

The Charlottesville paper recently ran an interesting story about how local road improvement projects will test the limits and scope of the Commonwealth's new eminent domain law.

This article analyzes the recent court of appeal decision on the case, Hernandezcueva v. E.F. Brady, Co., Inc., which expands contractors' potential exposure to strict liability claims on California construction projects.

David Seymour, Ropes & Gray real estate partner, analyses the new register of overseas beneficial owners of UK real estate.

The complicated and lengthy process of converting a rental apartment building to a condominium in New York has become even more complicated.

The New York City Council on June 17 approved legislation that would mandate a "racial equity report" in connection with many rezonings, special permits and other land use applications submitted on or after June 1, 2022.

The Appellate Division of Superior Court decided a case addressing the amount that should be held in escrow in eminent domain cases involving contaminated properties.