It was found that an estimated minimum 1,295 prison inmates, 241 of whom were serving life sentences, applied for—and received—$9.1 million in homebuyer tax credits.

NEW YORK CITY-Leaders of non-traded REITs are facing their share of challenges in this difficult environment, but they are also optimistic about the opportunities that may arise.

NEW YORK CITY-Capital raising, dividend pricing and firms’ ability to pay them were recurring themes during day one of the Non-Traded REIT Industry Symposium.

BOSTON-While echo boomers will have a major impact on the market, their parents’ generation will likely play a larger role in the future of both for-sale and rental housing.

As enlightened as we'd like to think we've become, there are still areas of the country that oppose multifamily development.

Investors looking for distressed multifamily opportunities have so far had slim pickings. But the flow of deals may grow stronger in the second half…

Pickings have been slim so far for distressed apartment investors, but they may have better luck next year.

I read an article the other day about how would-be condo/coop buyers in New York-even those with great credit-can be denied a mortgage simply because of where their desired unit is located. That's because some major lenders have strict rules about the properties their borrowers can buy into. For instance,...