All eyes were on downtown San Francisco this week as some of the city’s biggest names in real estate came together.

Plus, updates on a pair of prominent conversion projects in this week’s roundup of New York City real estate news.

The upheaval at Fannie and Freddie comes amid housing regulator Bill Pulte’s quest to root out fraud in the mortgage market.

Rick Caruso has shied away from a formal announcement on his political goals, but he’s clearly unhappy with the way LA’s ...

While the developer offered crisp critiques of what he painted to be the city of Los Angeles’ bureaucratic inertia, whether Caruso makes another bid for political office remains murky.

Plus, Nate Paul avoids prison; Dallas to drop $52M on newspaper building; multifamily still considered a winner, and more ...

A New York City agency is floating fines for illegal broker fees in this week’s notes from a residential reporter.

Greg Williamson’s intimate events draw talent from music, finance and real estate industries, creating a powerful community.

After tearing down buildings damaged in a 2022 arson, an investor who funded a city-appointed receiver is foreclosing on St.

Washington Prime Group is selling its remaining share of the 1.2-million-square-foot Westminster Mall as part of a larger ...

This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. The Koret Foundation sold a 468-unit apartment complex in Cupertino, The Villages at Cupertino, to Boston-based Rockpoint Group for $207.2 million.

Walden estimates that his plan could create upwards of 50,000 homes per year and proposes a series of new taxes (including ...