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Voters in about a dozen states will weigh the future of data center development in their cities and counties through ballot measures in the upcoming midterms, including in one state where proposed bans are up for consideration in 10 localities.
A statewide Florida ballot question offering tax relief for property owners could also have far-reaching consequences that create new burdens for a wide range of residents and the real estate industry, according to lawyers in the state.
As global tariffs continue to create pricing uncertainties, adaptive reuse of existing buildings is offering developers pathways to minimize tariff-induced price spikes, one of Greenberg Traurig's real estate leaders told Law360 in an interview earlier this week.
Brett Sullivan
Because homeowners nationwide can now draw on precedent from a recent Washington state appellate decision holding ... (more story)
David Schneider and Briana Becker
Data center developers and operators should monitor Virginia legislation responding to the state's new data center... (more story)
Thaddeus McBride and Faith Dibble
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States' recently published annual report to Congress shows that ... (more story)
Voters in several states will decide in November whether to temper property tax increases by raising homestead exemptions and restricting tax hikes, putting a general-election spotlight on debates over local g... (more story)
A Michigan federal judge Thursday refused to throw out a proposed securities class action against Domino's Pizza Inc., finding that the investor plaintiff has adequately alleged that the pizza chain knew a maj... (more story)
Construction disputes often involve sorting through volumes of disparate records and data. The property technology platform Lupa is designed to swiftly make order of that information to help construction firms... (more story)
A Colorado Court of Appeals panel unanimously reversed an $8.3 million judgment against social media company X Corp. in favor of its former landlord after the panel found Thursday that the lower court incorrec... (more story)
Broad Street Global Management LLC CEO David Feingold defended the private equity firm's actions Thursday, telling a Florida federal judge that agreements with investors in the $1 billion fund make clear that ... (more story)
The Little Tokyo Service Center in Los Angeles has struggled in recent years to develop and maintain affordable housing as insurance costs have increased. The director says there are promising ways to reduce the burden.
The Arizona high court for the first time defined a "fortuitous loss" under property insurance policies. The decision raises the standard for insurers seeking to dismiss coverage claims based on foreseeable risks.
Some New York City nonprofits will get the chance to buy distressed residential buildings ahead of other buyers under a bill the mayor has pledged to sign.
Florida's insurer of last resort urged the state's top court to reverse a trial court's refusal to enforce a policy arbitration clause, arguing there is no evidence supporting the lower court's determination t... (more story)
A new policy rolled out this month targets a dozen New York City districts that the city has determined have been most hostile to new affordable housing development over the past year.
A group of six regional multiple listing services covering eight states sued brokerage giant Compass in New York federal court, claiming the company has threatened antitrust litigation to avoid rules set by ML... (more story)
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission told a Florida federal court Friday that it wants to settle its $152 million investor fraud suit against a real estate investment trust and its founders.
A Pennsylvania township can't make a developer spend $1.2 million widening a private access road because it had ignored the road's alleged noncompliance with the town's code for nearly 20 years, a state appell... (more story)
An investor alleged in Texas federal court that a real estate private equity firm and its leaders hid the firm's failures from investors and tricked them into supporting "an overleveraged, failing enterprise."
The Tohono O'odham Nation is renewing its push for the D.C. Circuit to do what a district judge refused and block border wall construction through its Arizona reservation pending the tribe's appeal, arguing th... (more story)
The U.S. Tax Court properly denied a partnership's request to enforce a settlement offer the IRS said it mistakenly made after rejecting the partnership's $57 million conservation easement deduction, the agenc... (more story)
The same day a California woman filed a proposed class action accusing Zillow of sending consumers unwanted text messages in violation of the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the real estate listings... (more story)