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On June 17, 2021, the New York City Council approved a local law that requires applications for significant land use actions submitted on or after June 1, 2022 by both City agency and private applicants to...

Illegal policies persist despite Maryland's discrimination protections for tenants who use housing vouchers.

Here at the Fair Housing Defense Blog, your humble editor gets the most reader comments concerning two issues.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, landlords/owners have frequently been forced to renegotiate leases with, or take back space from, restaurant, gym...

On January 1, 2026, the new Colorado Consumer Protection Act (the Act) will go into effect. The Act implements sweeping changes to pricing disclosure requirements that will...

The mechanics of a sale-leaseback transaction are straightforward. The property owner sells its land and improvements to a buyer, who then simultaneously enters into a long-term lease with the former owner...

Over the past year, we have looked far and wide for answers to how we got in this real estate finance and capital markets mess and how to get out of it. We have listened to real estate industry leaders and economists.

Owners of New York City apartment buildings should take notice of the new Tenant Data Privacy Act (the TDPA). The TDPA will regulate the collection, use, safeguarding...

The Property Line is a brief and lively discussion of the biggest issues facing the commercial real estate industry.

A significant number of changes brought about by the Renters' Rights Act 2025 (RRA) are coming into force on 1 May 2026, and the Government have now released

Ken Fisher discusses what the end of the pandemic-related tenant protection means for landlords of commercial properties in Crain's New York Business.

What's new: The USDA has launched a new online portal for AFIDA filings, released updated data on foreign land ownership and penalty assessments, and is considering disclosure rule changes.

The tenancy may be terminated by giving a written notice to vacate three days prior to the effective termination date.

WeWork entered bankruptcy looking to reject or amend leases that were fueling billions of dollars in losses at the flexible-workspace company.

Rent was due this past week, and many property owners are facing more delinquent renters and requests for rent concessions than they have seen in recent years.

Commercial landlords often pay little attention to the terms of their long-term leases unless problems arise or renewal is on the horizon.