Possible new restrictions on water use for the Colorado River could have major implications across seven states, but the fast-growing suburbs of Phoenix are at a special disadvantage. Later this year, the federal... Read more »
Virginia, home of the nation’s densest concentration of data centers, will require them to pay for the dedicated new power infrastructure they need in a bid to spare homeowners from rising electric bills.... Read more »
Recent changes to a popular federal grant program could help bring new housing to areas that need it most, a new Realtor.com® analysis shows. The 21st Century Road to Housing Act, the... Read more »
The next housing transition will not be defined by who builds the most units.It will be defined by who controls the rental workflow. For years, the rental conversation has centered on demand.... Read more »
The Inland Empire and South Bay are two of the top industrial markets in the country, but Jensen Infrastructure is looking to expand elsewhere in Greater Los Angeles. Reno, Nevada-based Jensen acquired... Read more »
The single-family rental (SFR) market has evolved from an opportunistic trade into a durable, professionally managed segment of the U.S. housing ecosystem, shaped by affordability pressures, capital constraints, and the need for... Read more »
Simultaneous with the global buildup of artificial intelligence infrastructure is a growing concern around the question of providing electricity to data centers within the capacity of the existing power grid. In the U.S. alone, Deloitte has estimated that... Read more »
Skanska was recently awarded two projects by the County of Riverside Transportation Department: the $59-million Mission Boulevard Bridge Replacement Project in Jurupa Valley and the $107-million Mid County Parkway Ramona Expressway Project... Read more »