Expert Analysis

What To Know About New Proposed Opportunity Zone Regs

The Treasury and IRS recently released proposed regulations for the permanent extension of the opportunity zones program, with ...(read more)

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)

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Milbank Moves to Newly Redone Century City Office In LA

Milbank LLP has taken space in a newly renovated office in Los Angeles, remaining in Century City.

Dechert Hires Alston & Bird Atty For NYC Global Finance Team

Dechert LLP has hired an Alston & Bird LLP partner who's worked on residential and commercial mortgage loan deals as a partner on its global finance team in its New York City office, the firm announced Tuesday.

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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)

MVPs: Orrick's Young Lee And Matthew Neuringer

Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP partners Young Lee and Matthew Neuringer have guided major projects in 2026, including the Federal Aviation Administration's multibillion-dollar modernization of its air traffic control an...(read more)

MVP: Simpson Thacher's Sam Rudik

Sam Rudik of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP helped advise Blackstone on financing for a $16 billion Oracle data center campus in Michigan and a $1.75 billion initial public offering for a data center investment vehicle, ea...(read more)

Easterly CEO Talks Federal Government Property Trends

The U.S. government is moving away from owning its courthouses, labs and law enforcement buildings and embracing long-term leasing, using contract structures similar to what's commonly employed for commercial real estate, ...(read more)

Calif. Voters Reject Prop. 45 Fast-Tracking CEQA Reviews

Golden State voters have rejected the California Chamber of Commerce-backed Proposition 45, which would have limited reviews under the California Environmental Quality Act and allowed developers to fast-track most housing,...(read more)

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Seattle Area Residents Aim To Relaunch Airport Pollution Suit

Washington residents are seeking a federal judge's permission to revamp their proposed class action over alleged flight path pollution near the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, with the goal of bringing federal claims...(read more)

CFPB Sends Mortgage Servicing Updates To White House

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has submitted to the White House a final rule updating its mortgage servicing rules following a proposal under the previous administration that stemmed from lessons learned in the C...(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)

South Florida's Office Market Stays Hot Even As Rivals Gain

South Florida's office sector continues to exhibit strong momentum, even as other top U.S. markets — including some whose recent struggles helped fuel the region's growth — have posted robust numbers.

Justices Signal Support For Feds In Pipeline Payout Fight

U.S. Supreme Court justices Monday appeared inclined to conclude that federal law, and not state law, determines what gas infrastructure project developers should pay landowners in eminent domain proceedings.

Bascom Group Completes $63M Multifamily Refi In Denver

Real estate private equity firm Bascom Group said it has completed a $62.5 million refinancing of a 275-unit multifamily property in Denver.

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)