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Real Estate - January, 2026

280 articles

• Real Estate Recap: Build-To-Rent, Apollo, Boston
• Real Estate Attys 'Not Going In Blind' Amid Data Center Boom
• USPS Claims No Obligation To Redevelop Wash. Parcel
• Wash. Plaintiffs Fight NY Transfer Request In REIT Merger Suit
• Pa. Restaurant Wants Walmart To OK Roof Permit
• Fannie Mae Blasts Bid To Regain Minn. Apartment Control
• 4 Quick Emotional Resets For Lawyers With Conflict Fatigue
• Feds Say Suit To Block Trump From Painting Building Is Moot
• Taxation With Representation: Clifford Chance, Ropes & Gray
• 11th Circ. Looks Ready To Revive 3 Atlanta Trafficking Suits
• NJ Panel OKs Bank's COD Denial For Family Dollar Build
• 3 Key Ohio Financial Services Developments From 2025
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Prosecutors Can't Revive RICO Case Against NJ Powerbroker
• Boulder County Residents Lose Easement Appeal
• NYC Sets New Wage Standards For Security Guards
• Colo. Co. Says Competitor Passed Condo Project As Its Own
• 2nd Circ. Backs Rental Assistance, Medicaid Fraud Conviction
• Playing Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Minn. County Appeals 3,000-Acre Land Trust Order At 8th Circ.
• Crowell & Moring Loses DC Appeal In $30M COVID Rent Dispute
• Troubled Apt. Co-Op Can Borrow $6M From Connecticut
• Pasadena Settles Tenants' Wildfire Contamination Claims
• Mass. AG Sues 9 Towns To Enforce Housing Law
• Utah House Bill Would Require Tax Hike Notice, Set Limits
• Mid-America Inks $53M Deal In RealPage Landlord MDL
• Jeffer Mangels Picks New Vice Chair For Hospitality Team
• Farmers Say 'Secret' Union Pacific Fee Blocks Rival Rail Line
• Werner Acquires FirstFleet Trucking Co. In $283M Deal
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: January Lessons
• Judges On AI: How Judicial Use Informs Guardrails
• Real Estate Group Of The Year: Latham
• Construction Group Of The Year: Orrick
• HUD Asserts Authority In Homeless Services Funding Suits
• Wash. Panel Won't Force State To Pull Dispensary License
• Colo. Developer Challenges Court's PUD Reversal Decision
• 6th Circ. Revives Rocket's Arbitration Bid In Spam Call Suit
• Mortgage Statements Class Action Tossed, For Now
• Work Shutdown In Sight For $16B NY-NJ Rail Tunnel Project
• Marilyn Monroe Homeowners Sue LA Again Over Landmarking
• Wis. Homeowners Challenge Tribal Tax Ruling At 7th Circ.
• Adhesive Cos. Push Back On FTC Merger Concerns
• What Fla. Trends Reveal About AI In Real Estate Development
• Offit Kurman Beats Appeal In $40M Malpractice Suit
• Homebuyers Say Rocket Mortgage Illegally Inflated Prices
• Corning Inks $6B Deal To Supply Data Center Components
• Fla. Judge Says Developer Must Pay For Unfinished Condos
• Key Sectors, Antitrust Risks In Pricing Algorithm Litigation
• 11th Circ. May Scuttle Appeal Amid Trafficking Coverage Spat
• EU Advances Brookfield, GIC's Australian Storage REIT Buy
• Troubled Apt. Co-Op Seeks $6M State Loan To Clear Liens
• 11th Circ. Won't Expedite Bid To Halt CFPB Energy Loan Rule
• Long Island Town Says Cannabis Law Doesn't Preempt Zoning
• Tribe, Enviro Groups Look To Vacate Alaska Gold Mine Permit
• Al Habtoor Group Escalates $1.7B Dispute With Lebanon
• RE Broker Says Mass. Homebuilder Flouted Exclusivity Pact
• Calif. Gaming Org. Fights Tribe's Bid To Join $700M Casino Suit
• Adapting To Private Practice: 5 Tips From Ex-SEC Unit Chief
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 2 Firms Guide Data Center, Grid Parts Builder Seeking $1.5B
• Real Estate Recap: HUD, Corporate Landlords, Atty Errors
• Victims In $93M Fraud Fight Receiver's 3rd-Party Claims Plan
• RE Investor Wants $3.1M Set Aside Amid Conn. Payment Suit
• Enviros Seek Quick Win In Mont. National Forest Logging Row
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Start A Law Firm
• Colo. City Worked 'In Secret' To Kill Airport Lease, Court Told
• 1st Circ. Says Mass. Residents' Zoning Suit Lacks Standing
• Latham, Davis Polk Guide Construction Gear Co.'s $747M IPO
• Calif. Court Sides With Tenants In Background Check Suit
• Panel Pushes Ex-Texans CEO's Son On Probate Jurisdiction
• Nationwide Unit Says Insurers Must Defend Construction Co.
• Expedia Tries To Shed Helms-Burton Suit Over Cuban Island
• Judge Expands Block On Trump's Grant Restrictions
• Walmart Broke Grocery Noncompete Promise, Court Told
• Brooklyn Apartments Hit Ch. 11 Amid Mortgage Default
• King & Spalding Hires Ex-McDermott Atty For NYC Office
• Fla. University Sues Architects Over Chapel Design Defects
• Hosting Exchange Students Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Cadwalader Commodities Pro Joins Sidley In DC
• Shareholder Says $2.3B Take-Private Deal Hid Blackstone Ties
• 2 Firms Advise Energy Infrastructure Co.'s Go-Public Deal
• BP Says Wash. Residents' 'Noxious Odors' Class Claims Stink
• EXp Brass Can't Shake Claims It Ignored Sexual Misconduct
• Firm Seeks To Toss Suit Alleging Hurricane Claim Fee Scheme
• Cloover Raises $1.22B Via Series A, Debt Facility
• Title Insurer Gets Atty's Emotional Distress Claims Cut
• Alaska House Bill Would Limit Property Value Increases
• Data Center Power Co. Names GC To Oversee Real Estate
• How A 1947 Tugboat Ruling May Shape Work Product In AI Era
• Realtor Alleges Zillow 'Monopoly' Forces Loan Referrals
• Utah Bill Seeks Property Tax Break Boost Via Referendum
• Mo. Bill Would Allow Earnings Tax To Replace Property Taxes
• Trump Order On Wall Street Landlords Floats Antitrust Review
• Minn. Tax Court Nixes Cases Despite Sick Appraiser Claim
• NJ Ruling Sheds Light On When 'Stub Rent' Must Be Paid
• Adviser Can't Freeze Funds From $2.1B Plymouth REIT Buy
• Colo. Fund Owner Owes $2.3M Under Settlement, Suit Says
• American Bridge Owes $57M In Seattle Convention Center Suit
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Zillow, Redfin Must Produce CEO Docs In FTC's Antitrust Case
• 9th Circ. Revives Malpractice Suit Against Bankruptcy Atty
• Cos. Seek Coverage For Military Housing Mold, Defects Suits
• Fla. Hotel Says Insurer Mishandled Hurricane Irma Claim
• Preservation Group Seeks Expert Visit Of WH Ballroom Site
• North Carolina AG Wins Bid To End MV Realty's 40-Year Deals
• Takeaways From 7th Circ.'s Bank Fraud Conviction Reversal
• Navigating Privilege Law Patchwork In Dual-Purpose Comms
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Alaska Says Imminent Harm Missing In Arctic Drilling Suit
• Md. Bill Would Expand Urban Agriculture Property Tax Credit
• Heitman Clinches $2B Real Estate Fund
• Supreme Court Turns Away Jewish Texts Expropriation Suit
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Real Estate Recap: Cannabis Landlords, Global Deals, ACREL
• Immigrant Visa Pause Could Test Limits Of Executive Power
• 4th Circ. Won't Rethink Toss Of Prosecutor's Fraud Conviction
• Cannabis Cos. Say Mich. Township Blocked Retail Permits
• Pinnacle Ch. 11 Buyer's Repair Pledge Enough For Sale OK
• 9th Circ. Upholds County Fines For Illegal Short-Term Rentals
• ICG Sells Austrian HQ Back To Former Owner For $160M
• Conservation Easement Was $2.7M 'Swindle,' Investors Say
• Condo Association Sued Over Fatal Trip On Chewy Box
• Burr & Forman Adds Ex-Nelson Mullins Atty To SC Office
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• US Property Developer Now Seeking $1.6B From Honduras
• HUD Must Award Homeless Housing Grants, Court Hears
• 6th Circ. Favors Comerica Bank In Ch. 7 Fraud Suit
• State Dept. Releases List Of Countries Targeted By Visa Pause
• Colo. Bill Would Widen Ranch, Farm Definitions For Taxes
• Colo. Bill Would Allow Taxes On Vacant Residential Property
• Utah Urges Decision In Fight With Tribe Over Split Estate Lands
• NJ Requires Update Of Requirements For Ag Land Taxation
• Murphy's Legacy: Tackling Some Of NJ's 'Intractable' Issues
• Fly-Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Real Estate Execs Indicted In Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Sheep Grazing Won't Make Solar Farm Agriculture, Court Says
• Digital Infrastructure Biz Nets $240M For Data Center Expansion
• McGuireWoods Adds K&L Gates Energy Pro In Houston
• 4 Ways GCs Can Manage Growing Service Of Process Volume
• Senior NY Judge Avoids $273K Fee Bid In Fla. Condo Suit
• Judge Asks If Execs 'Blindsided' Truist With Mass Exodus
• Feds Sue Calif. Over Ban On Drilling Near Schools, Homes
• Court Debates Developer's Immunity In PUD District Dispute
• Property Co. Says Insurer Shirked Defense Of Tenant Suit
• State Dept. Pauses Immigrant Visas For 75 Countries
• Enviro Groups Sue Feds Over Montana Fire, Grazing Plans
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Forming Measurable Ties
• NJ Legislature OKs Entertainment Renovation Tax Credit
• NJ Court Won't Probe State's Unclaimed Property Law
• Idaho Tribes Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Land Swap Ruling
• NY High Court Upholds Manhattan Artist Loft Conversion Fee
• How 2025 Executive Orders Are Reshaping Consumer Finance
• Zillow, Redfin Look To Toss FTC's Antitrust Case
• Underwriters Fight Early Win Bid For RealPage MDL Coverage
• Mich. Org.'s $1.3M Code Upgrades Not Covered, 6th Circ. Says
• CoStar, Quinn Emanuel Spar Over Litigation Representation
• San Antonio Slams Tribal Church Rehearing Bid In 5th Circ.
• NY Firm Challenges OFAC's $7M 'Death Sentence' Sanctions
• PE Firm Says No Deal In $132M Denver Skyscraper Fight
• DLA Piper Can't Counsel Hudson Hotel In Ch. 11, Judge Says
• OFAC Sanctions Will Intensify Amid Global Tensions In 2026
• Energy Co. Seeks Early Win In ND Lease Cancellation Row
• 5 E-Discovery Predictions For 2026 And Beyond
• REITs Say $787M Merger's Proxy Info Not Misleading
• How Developers Can Harness New Texas Zoning Framework
• Ex-Standard Int'l CEO To Start Helbraun Levey Hotel Practice
• SD Gov. Proposes Local Property Tax Alternative In Address
• Mass. Court Clears Title Insurer In Lender's Foreclosure Loss
• Maine Alters Excise Tax Assessment On Camper Trailers
• 2026 State AI Bills That Could Expand Liability, Insurance Risk
• 2 Firms Guide IPO Valuing Construction Rental Co. At $6.4B
• Md. Bill Would Allow Separate Land, Improvement Tax Rates
• DC Court Won't Rehear Calif. Tribal Recognition Dispute
• CFPB, DOJ Revoke Lender Guidance On Anti-Immigrant Bias
• Scented Products TM Row Ends In Trial Lunchtime Settlement
• Fla. Court Orders Repairs Of Partially Demolished Condo
• REITs Say Shareholders' Retooled Liquidation Suit Still Fails
• High Court Declines To Hear Michigan Tax Foreclosure Case
• Adviser Claims REIT Stiffed It Over $2.1B Take-Private Deal
• Landlord Picks Winning Bidder Despite NYC's Delay Request
• NYC Must Face Claims It Wrongly Halted Chelsea Hotel Reno
• Split 11th Circ. Rules Petition Doesn't Apply To 'Cop City' Law
• Justices Won't Look At Michigan's Foreclosure Sale Rule
• Calif. City Claims Void Development Deal In SoFi Owner's Suit
• KKR Real Estate General Counsel To Step Down
• NC High-Rise Elevator Safety Deal Gets OK On 2nd Try
• Judges On AI: How Courts Can Boost Access To Justice
• Landlord Eviction Bid Blocked By Lease Renewal, Panel Says
• Real Estate Recap: Predicting '26
• Wash. Gov. Pitches Bills On AI Chatbots, Vaccines, Housing
• Ready Capital, Broadmark Want Securities Suit Moved To NY
• State Looks To Nix RealPage Case Over NY Rental Pricing Law
• 7th Circ. Upholds Ex-Atty's Conviction In Burke Bribery Case
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Nev. Tribe's $208M Water Rights Suit
• BP Rebuttal Survives In Suit Over Stalled Ga. Truck Stop Build
• Calif. Construction Co. Nabs $15B Air Force Contract
• 2025's Most Notable State AG Activity By The Numbers
• Gov't Tells 4th Circ. SC Residents Can't Challenge Marsh Plan
• The Case For Emulating, Not Dividing, The Ninth Circuit
• Elliott, Morning Calm Complete City Office REIT Take-Private
• GAO Backs Air Force Denial Of Proposal With Excess Pages
• Taxation With Representation: King & Spalding, Torys, Milbank
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Trade Secrets Row, A Patient Data Deal
• Olin Sales Tactics Key To $70M Contract Trial, Judge Told
• NY Mortgage Cos. Face New 'Equitable Access' Lending Rules
• Wilderness Society Sues Feds Over Land Sale Records
• 6th Circ. Says Immunity Dooms Mich. Farm's Zoning Fight
• Targeted Action, Rule Tweaks Reflect 2025 AML Priority Shifts
• Ga. Panel Orders New Fee Calculation Against Attorney
• Miami Dade College Seeks Judge DQ In Trump Library Case
• What To Know About NY's Drastic 3rd-Party Practice Changes
• Opendoor Investors Get Final OK For $39M Deal, Atty Fees
• Amici Back CoStar's Review Bid For Rival's Antitrust Claims
• Legal Services Atty Named Top NYC Human Rights Enforcer
• Benefit Street Partners Closes $10B Multifamily-Focused Fund
• Muay Thai Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-Exec Says Dominium Wrongly Fired Him And Withheld $80M
• Calif. Mortgage Co. Beats Whistleblower Suit Over PPP Loans
• Fla. Panel Says Tenants Can't Delay Condo Partition After Fire
• NC Judge Warns Of 'Pandora's Box' In Shareholder Row
• Windels Marx Guides $112M Brooklyn Hotel Refi
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Intentional Career-Building
• NJ Town Blasts 'Litigation Tactic' In Mall Sunday Sales Suit
• Ind. House Bill Would Stop Property Taxes And Assessments
• Trump Says He Wants To Ban Wall Street From Buying Houses
• Real Estate Trust Sues In Del. To Contest LP Sale Demands
• Healthpeak Tees Up IPO Plans For Senior Housing REIT
• Feds Want To Use Goldstein's Comments To NYT At Trial
• Tribes, Feds Both Denied Early Win In Riverbed Rights Case
• Ind. Bill Seeks Uniform Assessments Regardless Of Owner
• Compass' $1.6B Anywhere Buy Goes Unchallenged By Government
• New York Tribal Land Settlement Awaits Senate Approval
• 3 Firms Guide Apollo's $3.5B Data Center Financing
• Simpson Thacher Advises As Data Center Biz Gets $1.9B
• Ciminelli Walks As 10-Year Buffalo Billion Fraud Case Ends
• Miller Canfield Atty Returns To Honigman's Detroit Area Office
• Fed Circ. Skeptical Of Ex-Wells Fargo Rep's Whistleblower Suit
• Vectra Bank Claims Lending Co. Owes $4.5M
• DC's Compass Coffee Hits Ch. 11 Amid Rent, Other Disputes
• Boscov's Tenant Sues Over Del. Mall Tax Reimbursements
• Calif. Tribe Rejects Feds' Delay In 40-Acre Land Transfer Fight
• How Shareholder Activism Fared In 2025
• NJ Bill Aims To Earmark $2.5B In Development Tax Credits
• Expect A New Normal In Commercial Real Estate This Year
• Zillow, Redfin Fight FTC's Bid For More Discovery Time
• Arnold & Porter Adds Amazon, K&L Gates Duo On West Coast
• San Diego Sues DHS Over Marines' Border Barrier
• 2 Firms Advise $540M AI Infrastructure Co. Acquisition
• White & Case Hires A&O Shearman M&A, Real Estate Atty
• House To Review Trump's Veto On Tribal Everglades Bill
• Dish Wins $32M Lease Dispute In Colo. Appeals Court
• Ritz-Carlton Looks To Toss Trafficking Suit Against Ga. Hotels
• Starr, Collection Co. Reach Deal Over $4.4M Bad Faith Dispute
• Fla. Insurance Broker Gets New Trial For $1M Damages Verdict
• NY Court Voids Southampton's Cannabis Zoning Law
• DayOne Lands $2B For Global Data Center Development
• Atlanta Shouldn't Escape Age Bias Suit, Judge Says
• Godfrey Shareholder Takes Real Estate Firm Irgens' GC Spot
• Delaware Chancery Narrows Real Estate Valuation Suit
• MoFo US Offices Lead 2026 Partner Promotions
• 4 Firms Steer $1.7B Take-Private Of Canadian Multifamily REIT
• Ind. House Bill Floats Transfer Tax On Real Estate Investment
• NYC Puts Foot Down On Landlord's Ch. 11 Plan, Sale
• NJ Panel Tosses Newark Property Claims, Cites 'Unclean Hands'
• Hawaii Property Tax Appeal Is Untimely, State Justices Affirm
• Silicon Valley City Planners, Landowners Settle Antitrust Suit
• Ind. House Bill Would Allow Municipal Tax On Shorter Rentals
• Trademark Cases To Watch In 2026
• Cases To Watch In Native American Law In 2026
• Florida Cases To Watch In 2026
• Connecticut Cases To Watch In 2026
• What To Watch In Massachusetts Courts In 2026
• 3 Securities Litigation Trends To Watch In 2026
• For Data Centers, Both Hyperscale And Edge Are Key In 2026
• Top 5 Antitrust Issues For In-House Counsel To Watch In 2026
• Funding Haze And Deregulatory Pursuits: The CFPB In 2026
• 4 Developments That Defined The 2025 Ethics Landscape
• 4 High Court Cases To Watch This Spring
• Blue Slip Fight Looms Over Trump's 2026 Judicial Outlook
• BigLaw Leaders Tackle Growth, AI, Remote Work In New Year