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After years of debate and false starts, the Supreme Court has held that the Fair Housing Act permits disparate impact claims.

The District's Migratory Local Wildlife Protection Act of 2022 (D.C. Law 24-337, the Law) became effective on March 22, 2023, and requires that building permit applications submitted...

On June 25, 2024, the D.C. Council passed the Downtown Activation Conversion Program Amendment Act of 2024...

The Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED) for the District of Columbia issued regulations effectuating the Housing in Downtown Tax Abatement (Abatement) on March 22, 2024.

The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing rental or conditions based upon protected classes, such as race, sex, religion, and, importantly, familial status

Last month, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced another Fair Housing Act (FHA) settlement, this time with a developer (and several related companies) from West Virginia

Becky Wilson of Lowndes said that half of the space would be used for amenities and leasing offices, and that MAA would build out the amenity space so it could be converted for retail use in the future.

A bill that would have made development and expansion of warehouse and logistics projects more difficult in the Inland Empire has stalled out in the present legislative session.

In the past, New Jersey has deserved its reputation as a state which is "over regulated" and not conducive for business.

The Washington State Senate approved a bill that would prevent property from being condemned and then being transferred to an agency of another state.

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The Federal Reserve Board ("FRB"), OCC and FDIC (collectively, the "regulators") final rule that allows financial institutions an additional 120 days following a real estate closing transaction to obtain an appraisal or evaluation of the property was published in the Federal Register.

When an improvement covered by property damage insurance is damaged or destroyed and the owner, contractor, or subcontractor is paid for the destroyed improvement, the person or entity receiving the insurance proceeds holds those funds in trust for the lienors holding liens related to the destroyed or damaged improvement.

The California Coastal Act (The Act) is a critical piece of legislation impacting countless developers and homeowners within the coastal zones of California.

Partner Andrea Gendel was profiled in New York Real Estate Journal's (NYREJ) "2019 Women in Real Estate" spotlight series.

In this special New York edition of Real Smart, Spencer Kallick sits down with Jared Freede, executive vice president at CBRE, to discuss the resurgence of Manhattan's office market...

Bryan Donohoe, Partner, Co-Head of US Real Estate, Ares US Real Estate Adam Gallistel, Regional Head, RE Americas, GIC...

Bryan Howard, the Legislative Director of the USGBC, has detailed the proposed GOP budget cuts that could impact green building in commercial real estate.