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Reimagining Hard-to-Lease Ground-Floor Retail

How architects and city planners are redefining the meaning of mixed-use.

Rent Control Challenges Take a Blow From the Supreme Court

New York City’s stringent regulations will stay intact, but opponents vow to keep battling.

The October Digital Issue of MHN Is Now Available!

The October Digital Issue of MHN Is Now Available!

Don’t miss fresh insights into this month’s featured topics.

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Preferred Equity Is Pouring Into Multifamily

This tried-and-true financing tool is having a resurgence.

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Roundtable Discussion: Marketing the C-Suite Cares About

Executives from leading firms weigh in on the marketing practices that company leaders value most.

In L.A., Lendlease is working on 3401 S. La Cienega Blvd., which will have no gas service for heating, cooking or other uses across 260 residences and 250,000 square feet of office space. Image courtesy of Lendlease

Is Multifamily Ready for Building Electrification

As mandates approach, owners and developers need to get up to speed on policy and equipment.

Construction Starts on LA Mixed-Use Development

Cushman & Wakefield has begun leasing at the property.

Multifamily Weighs In on Another Rate Pause

Executives evaluate where it leaves the industry now.

3 Tips for Disaster Preparation Plans at Multifamily Communities

Proactive measures can help mitigate the physical and emotional impacts of catastrophic weather events.

Solutions for ‘Dark Spaces’ in Office-to-Residential Conversions

Architect Charles Bloszies shares his research on potential uses for these residual, unlit spaces.