What We're Reading: Page 2
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Feb 05, 2026
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Washington Post
Why nobody really knows the scale of the U.S. housing crisis
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Smart Cities Dive
Utah is planning to construct a vast homeless shelter. Some critics are calling it a ‘detention camp.’
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Commercial Observer
In Proptech, Overpricing Is Now an Issue
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BisNow
Developer Of $1B Aston Martin Tower Sued For Allegedly Siphoning Funds From Owners
Feb 04, 2026
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CNBC
Camden CEO on why he’s seeing ‘huge’ investor demand for apartment buildings
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NPR
Privatizing Fannie Mae is risky. Would it be a win for taxpayers or Trump’s donors?
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Construction Dive
Why the EPA’s proposed WOTUS rule matters for construction
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Times Union
New York attorney general sues Newburgh landlords over ‘inhumane’ conditions
Feb 03, 2026
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The Washington Post
Tenants living near ICE facility sue DHS, say tear gas clouds their homes
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The Real Deal
Fannie finds multifamily fraud fading. That’s one interpretation.
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WCVB
State files lawsuit against 9 towns that failed to build MBTA Communities Law housing
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Bisnow
Flagstar Returns To Profitability After Shedding Billions In Multifamily, CRE Loans
Feb 02, 2026
Jan 30, 2026
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Fast Company
The founders of Uber and Habitas want to disrupt your apartment
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BisNow
What The Biggest Buyers And Sellers In Commercial Real Estate Did In 2025
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The Real Deal
Scott Everett’s S2 Capital issues capital call under threat of multifamily fire sale
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The City
New York City Hasn’t Built Artist Housing in a Decade. Should It?
Jan 29, 2026
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GlobeSt
Fannie Mae Multifamily Lending Surges 25% in 2025
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Los Angeles Times
‘Finally, a renter’s market’: L.A. rent prices drop to four-year low
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AZ Family
Scottsdale group moves to block city’s rezoning ‘compromise’ with Axon
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The Real Deal
Eli Karp sues Greystone, BBG over alleged “loan-to-own” appraisal scheme
Jan 28, 2026
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MSN
After damage at Austin apartments, nation’s largest landlord sues San Antonio-based builder, others
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The Wall Street Journal
Fed Set to Pause Rate Cuts, With No Clear Path to Resuming
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The Real Deal
Carmel Partners buys piece of $500M UWS apartment portfolio
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Philadelphia YIMBY
Construction Permits Issued for Mixed-Use Building at 1871 Frankford Avenue in Fishtown
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