Kohan took its first step toward ownership of 33 W. Monroe in November when it bought a $60 million loan backed by the building from a venture of Des Moines, Iowa-based Principal Life Insurance.

After the pandemic, many younger Americans were encouraged to buy housing in “starter cities.” But now the homes are losing value, and property taxes are soaring, pitching the housing market into ...

Te reo Māori is set to be heard, seen, and celebrated on the world stage again at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic ...

Le Meridien Dallas by the Galleria is listed at 13402 Noel Road; the hotel's official listing provides the address and ...

Delao is redefining how Americans buy, sell, and participate in real estate- by giving them direct access to the ...

New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams once again​ released an annual list of "100 Worst Landlords in NYC​," also ...

Foreclosure activity rose notably in 2025, according to the ATTOM Year-End 2025 Foreclosure Market Report, reflecting a broader trend toward normalization in the housing market after several years of ...

T-R FILE PHOTO The main entrance to the old hospital on Main Street is stuck open with shattered glass on the ground. Many of the windows in the facility have been broken. The property was up for sale ...

EDMOND − Developers of The Campbell have defaulted on numerous loans and face foreclosure on multiple properties, court records show, rattling the mixed-use apartment complex, the first major project ...