Expert Analysis

Preventing HOA Bias After Wash. Ruling Highlights Risk

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

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

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

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3 Firms Steer Landmark $63B AI Financing Structure

Blackstone, Bank of America, Citi and Morgan Stanley formed a deal providing $63 billion to buy Broadcom artificial intelligence chips and network components for Anthropic in a deal guided by Kirkland & Ellis ... (more story)

Audi To Invest $4B In 1st US Manufacturing Facility In Georgia

German carmaker Audi said it plans to start work next year on its first U.S. manufacturing facility, spending $4 billion at a Georgia site that could employ 4,500 workers.

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Lupa Brings Structure To Construction's Intelligence Layer

Construction disputes often involve sorting through volumes of disparate records and data. The property technology platform Lupa is designed to swiftly make order of that information to help construction firms... (more story)

Empery Faces Limited Restrictions In ATG Proxy Fight

The Delaware Chancery Court ruled Monday that Empery Digital Inc. must provide activist investor ATG Capital Opportunities Fund LP five business days' notice before taking certain major corporate actions while... (more story)

Kirkland Guides Town Lane's $1.9B Real Estate Fund Closing

Town Lane raised $1.9 billion for its second real estate fund, with help from Kirkland & Ellis LLP, and plans to invest the capital using its current strategy of looking across different sectors for properties... (more story)

NYC Real Estate Week In Review

Waxman Law and Moritt Hock are among the law firms that helped out with the top New York City real estate trades that hit public records last week, most of which were for residential properties.

G+T-Led Ingenia Gets $2.2B Avid Bid, Trumping Warburg Bid

Land lease operator Ingenia said Monday that it has received a $2.2 billion acquisition bid from developer Avid Property Group and has ended rival bidder Warburg Pincus' access to its data room after receiving... (more story)

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Trudeau Urges Gov't Role In Easing Housing Crisis

Headlining the Urban Land Institute's annual meeting in Miami Beach, Florida, former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday that government has a critical role to play in addressing the housing cri... (more story)

Soul BnB Says Airbnb Didn't Properly Serve TM Case

A wellness retreat company called Soul BnB asked a California federal judge on Monday to lift a default judgment in a trademark infringement lawsuit filed by Airbnb, claiming the suit was not properly served.

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NYC Ready To Fast Track Affordable Housing In Some Areas

A new policy rolled out this month targets a dozen New York City districts that the city has determined have been most hostile to new affordable housing development over the past year.

NC Justices Find Bankruptcy Paused Debt Collection Deadline

North Carolina's highest court has ruled that the automatic stay of a man's bankruptcy extended the deadline for a South Carolina real estate rental company to collect a debt he owed it, reversing a lower stat... (more story)

Colo. Real Estate Co. Says Investor Misread PE Priority Deal

A Colorado industrial real estate firm seeking to exit a state court lawsuit argued that an investor retained its share in the company without scrutinizing a 2023 deal that gave a private equity firm control o... (more story)

DOD, Navy Close $1.7B Deal To Modernize Sailor Housing

The U.S. Department of Defense said it has closed a $1.7 billion deal with Hunt Military Communities that will provide modernized housing for thousands of sailors in the Hampton Roads region in southeast Virginia.

NYC Bill Gives Nonprofits Priority Bid On Distressed Housing

Some New York City nonprofits will get the chance to buy distressed residential buildings ahead of other buyers under a bill the mayor has pledged to sign.