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Redevelopment Offers Opportunity To Allay Impact Of Tariffs

As global tariffs continue to create pricing uncertainties, adaptive reuse of existing buildings is offering developers pathways to minimize tariff-induced price spikes, one of Greenberg Traurig's real estate leaders told Law360 in an interview earlier this week.

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NYC, LA Office Markets Outpace Chicago And Houston In Q3

The office markets in Manhattan and Los Angeles showed resilience in the third quarter as availability rates in those areas dropped sharply from a year earlier, while downtown Chicago and Houston have shown little change in availability rates over the past 12 months, according to recent data from Savills.

These Law Firms Led Q3's Top Real Estate M&A Deals

Gibson Dunn, Thompson Hine, DLA Piper, Hogan Lovells and Skadden are among the nearly two dozen law firms that guided the biggest real estate mergers in the third quarter, including a $5.5 billion real estate investment trust acquisition.

Expert Analysis

Preventing HOA Bias After Wash. Ruling Highlights Risk

Brett Sullivan

Because homeowners nationwide can now draw on precedent from a recent Washington state appellate decision holding ... (more story)

Tracking The 2027 Va. Bills That May Tighten Data Center Regs

David Schneider and Briana Becker

Data center developers and operators should monitor Virginia legislation responding to the state's new data center... (more story)

CFIUS Annual Report Reveals Enforcement Trends

Thaddeus McBride and Faith Dibble

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States' recently published annual report to Congress shows that ... (more story)

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Zimbabwe Says $441M Award Suit Deserves More Attention

Zimbabwe is fighting European investors' efforts to summarily affirm a ruling enforcing some $441 million in arbitral awards they won after their land was seized under a controversial land reform program, tell... (more story)

Broad Street Monitor Flags Risks For Investor Redemptions

The court-appointed monitor for private equity firm Broad Street Global Management LLC testified Tuesday that he is concerned about more than 600 investors in the $1 billion fund who asked to redeem their inve... (more story)

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Sens. Probe Meta For Claiming Tax Credits On AI Data Centers

Democratic senators called on Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to explain why he's justifying the use of billions in federal research tax credits to pay for building the company's AI data centers, warning that doing s... (more story)

Allen Matkins Hires Ex-Kasowitz Commercial Litigator In NYC

Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLP has hired veteran Kasowitz LLP commercial litigation attorney Edward E. Filusch to be a litigation partner in its New York City office, the firm announced.

Samoan Groups Challenge Planned Deep-Sea Mining Leases

A Samoan council of chiefs and leaders from American Samoa's Manu'a Islands and two community groups are asking a Hawaiian federal court to block a plan to sell leases that will allow deep-sea mining of more t... (more story)

GFP Plans 2 Manhattan Towers, With 1 Soaring To 1,290 Feet

GFP Real Estate is planning to build a pair of residential towers in Manhattan's Financial District that would add about 4,000 new units to the city's housing stock, and Law360 Real Estate Authority has added ... (more story)

Hunton Adds Husch Blackwell Commercial Litigator In Dallas

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP said it has added a nationally recognized litigator with nearly two decades of experience to its commercial litigation practice.

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Student Sues Landlord Over Porch Collapse At Pitt Party

A student injured when a porch roof collapsed onto revelers beneath it at a 2025 St. Patrick's Day party near the University of Pittsburgh sued the property owner in Pennsylvania state court, claiming wood rot... (more story)

Boston Tenants Win Class Cert. In Greystar Eviction Fees Suit

A Massachusetts federal judge has partially granted class certification for a class of renters that sued a Greystar entity and an East Boston building owner over allegedly unfair eviction legal fees.

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NYC Fights To Avoid Restarting 2nd-Home Tax Rollout

New York City asked a state appeals court to reverse a decision finding it must restart the rollout of its tax on high-value second homes, saying a group of property owners' complaints weren't fit for court review.

NJ Panel Revives Hill Wallack Malpractice Suit

A New Jersey state appeals court panel ruled Tuesday that a trial court must rethink its dismissal of a suit accusing Hill Wallack LLP of mishandling the defense of a family facing labor trafficking allegation... (more story)

Kirkland, Clifford Chance Guide Cos.' Senior Housing Deal

Davidson Kempner Capital Management LP and senior housing asset manager ReNew have formed a partnership, guided by Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Clifford Chance LLP, and invested in a 45-property, 4,500-unit U.S. s... (more story)

RE Firm Settles Suit Over $200M Contaminated NC Homes Buy

A real estate firm has settled its North Carolina federal suit alleging a multifamily property owner and its affiliates wrongfully kept $2 million in earnest money deposits even after the firm learned of conta... (more story)

Colo. Justices Agree To Hear Short-Term Rental Fee Challenge

The Colorado Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear, as a matter of first impression, a rental owner's challenge to the town of Breckenridge's imposition of a regulatory fee on obtaining or renewing licenses f... (more story)