The firm will allocate the funds toward making affordable housing more accessible to minority communities, diversifying its workforce and more.

The company will mostly buy, or create, multifamily assets in Opportunity Zones, reportedly becoming the first such organization to do so.

In light of the Coronavirus, major cities seem to have lost their appeal to many residents, but new research spotlights areas that combine suburban and urban touches.

In the topsy-turvy world of the current pandemic, leasing activity surged in the third quarter but negative absorption reached record highs and asking rents fell.

Measuring COVID-19 risk and several other factors, a new evaluation of the sector across major cities shows signs of good health.

That level of closures could lead to almost 159,000 job losses.

The retailers' popularity increased in the wake of fears about going to large stores, but the virus also made clear the need for some alterations in convenience store layouts.

Employees of industries hardest hit by the Coronavirus comprise much of the apartment dwelling universe, creating rent collection challenges.