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These Washington state homeowners — a couple with a baby and a toddler — hired architect Heidi Helgeson to create a family home closely connected to its wooded setting. Built into a hillside and surrounded by mature trees, the custom transitional house is designed to capture light and...

Image CEO Joe Margolis discusses steady demand, operational innovation, and disciplined capital...

Office REITs own and manage office real estate and rent space in those properties to a variety of...

Image CEO DJ Busch says 2025 was a “transformational year” for the REIT as it redeployed...

Image Leasing activity in 2025 sets REITs up well for growth in 2026 and 2027, Kamdem...

U.S. homeownership remained out of reach for most Americans at the end of 2025, with affordability near historic lows across almost every major housing market, according to a new report from real estate data firm ATTOM. In 99% of U.S. counties analyzed--586 out of 594--median-priced single-family homes and condominiums were less affordable in the fourth quarter than their historical averages. The pattern...

Stockholders of both Compass and Anywhere Real Estate voted “overwhelmingly” to approve the proposed merger between the two firms. The shareholder approval came after the two firms held special shareholder meetings on Wednesday for the purpose of this vote.  According to a joint press press release, approximately 99% of the votes cast at Compass’s meeting “voted to approve the proposal to issue...

Lennar announced on Tuesday that TPG Real Estate has acquired a majority stake in Quarterra, Lennar’s multifamily vertical. Lennar will maintain a minority interest, but the deal signals a strategic recalibration as the builder’s multifamily business struggled with a sizeable net loss last year. In fiscal 2025, Lennar’s multifamily business experienced an operating loss of roughly $75 million,...

A wave of recent proposals from think tanks across the ideological spectrum argue that the ultimate solution for keeping Social Security viable lies in fundamentally changing how the program works. According to federal actuaries, Social Security’s trust funds are projected to be depleted by 2032. If Congress takes no action, benefits would be cut across the board by about 23% to match incoming...