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The number of completed but unsold homes in central London has tripled since 2016, reaching 1,400 units by the end of September, according to market researcher Molior. The accumulation of empty properties in postcodes including Mayfair, Marylebone, Chelsea and Kensington signals mounting challenges for developers in the capital’s prime residential market. New construction starts in…

When you’re planning your retirement, one of the key decisions you’ll need to make is what your residential status will be: especially, will you live in your own home throughout your golden years, or spend your retirement renting? The latter is not a cheap option. Renting in retirement will now cost an average of £419,000…

Affordability is top of mind for American voters as the midterms approach, with consumers squeezed by high prices in the grocery store, at the gas pump and in the housing market. Candidates in races around the country are responding in kind, homing in on plans to address housing affordability in particular as a way to…

Manhattan rents paused their record-setting climb in August. Coming off a new all-time high set in July, median Manhattan rents dipped $100 in August to $4,900 per month, according to the monthly rental report by appraiser Jonathan Miller in partnership with The Real Deal.  Median rents for new, market-rate, brokered leases have been on a…

Barnes & Thornburg’s Paul Kisslinger Attorneys reacting to last week’s statement from the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Office of Municipal Securities regarding municipal advisors’ role in disclosure said the document provides MAs additional clarity and speaks to the SEC’s desire not to use enforcement actions as its only guidance. Processing Content “The statement is a…