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Real Estate - May, 2026

301 articles

• Real Estate Recap: Data Centers, SEC, Law Firm Leasing
• Atmos Energy Hit With 1st Suit Over Deadly Dallas Explosion
• Lockheed Beats Families' Birth Defects Suit At Trial
• Colo. Appeals Court Bars One-Way Fees In Eviction Cures
• Architect's Cabinet Design Not Copyrighted, NC Court Says
• Judge Orders Trump's Name To Be Taken Off Kennedy Center
• Ga. Panel OKs $1.9M Award In Holiday Inn License Fight
• Feds Dodge Some Claims In New Mexico Wildfire Liability Suit
• NY Judge Doubts Nussbaum-Linked Firms Belong In Ch. 11
• Sacramento Makes Pitch For Full-Time MLB Expansion Team
• Preservation Group Wants Feds To Stop DC Golf Course Plans
• Md. Expands Urban Agriculture Property Tax Credit Eligibility
• Hawaiian Electric Gets Final OK Of $100M Wildfire Deal
• Embattled Metal Recycler Sued Over NJ Facility Fires
• Brokerages Want Antitrust Suit Paused Due To Pending Deal
• DLA Piper Hires Real Estate, Construction Partner In Seattle
• Bradley Arant Adds Hatteras Sky GC To Atlanta Real Estate
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, White & Case, Vischer
• Your Next Litigation Hold Should Cover AI Chat Logs
• 'Operation Hard Money' Marks New Phase In Synthetic ID Fraud
• REIT Take-Privates Pick Up As Valuation Gaps Persist
• Latham Advises CoStar On $800M Zonda Acquisition
• Fla. Businessmen File Bid To Seize Ex-Official's $770K Payout
• Osage Nation Asks 10th Circ. To Revisit Boundary Ruling
• Bilt Faces Dem Grilling Over Bank Partner Transition 'Turmoil'
• Land Co. Says Greeley Lowballed Water Storage Payout
• Ohio Governor Pauses Data Center Tax Breaks
• Judge Backs Cannabis Landlord In Investor Suit Over Defaults
• Property Owner's Insurer Must Defend Manager In Assault
• Stoneshield Wraps €1.5B Opportunities Fund
• Newmark Executives Say Fellow Leader Pushed Them Aside
• Miami Enclave Says Developer Reneged On Fuel Depot Deal
• Man Who Used 'God And Ga. Football' For Fraud Gets 4 Years
• Bestar Wins Ch. 15 Bid Amid Landlord Deposit Tussle
• Trump Considers Tech Entrepreneur For DOJ Grants Post
• Fla. Court Refers Atty To Bar Over Bogus Case Citations
• Tenn. Allows Property Tax Refund Installments As Credits
• 3 Firms Guide Rental Property Software Co. Entrata's IPO Plan
• Studying Foreign Languages Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 4 Firms Steer Fertitta's $17.6B Caesars Entertainment Buy
• Developer Starts Sales Of Miami Rental-Friendly Condo Project
• Building Owner UDR Wants DC Sanctioned In RealPage Case
• US Looks To Drop Cross-Claim In ND Riverbed Rights Fight
• NJ, Pa. Move For New Data Center Development Standards
• PropertyTek CEO Says AI Can Curb Fraud, Boost Leasing
• Fla. Detention Site Pollutes, Environmental Group Tells Court
• Mortgage Co. Ruling Shows Risks Of Broad Noncompetes
• Conn. Justices Fault Bank In Lost Mortgage Note Dispute
• Investor Accuses FNB Of Forcing Pittsburgh Tower Takeover
• Michigan Residents Sue AI Data Center Over Alleged 24/7 Noise
• Insurer Fights Coverage Bid For Postfire Rental Income Loss
• CFPB Sued Over 'Drastic' Rollback Of Fair Lending Rules
• Massachusetts Data Center Sued Over 'Pervasive' Hum
• Bridge Stockholders Say They Were Stiffed In Apollo Deal
• BofA Borrowers Urge High Court To Revisit NY Escrow Suit
• Houston Firm Wired Cali Man's $1.3M To Criminals, Per Suit
• CoStar Seeks Pause In Antitrust Suit, Amid Transfer Fight
• Wash. Tribal Site Secrecy Cuts Against Injunction, Court Told
• 9th Circ. Ruling Must End Land Transfer Suit, Copper Co. Says
• NJ Warehouse-To-Luxury Loft Developer Hits Ch. 11
• Fla. Panel Orders Atty To Explain AI Citations In Roofing Case
• Zillow's Chicago Home Listings Restored In Antitrust Case
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Real Estate Recap: $69B Merger, West Palm Beach, Congress
• Bears' Best Gameplan: Playing Ill. And Ind. Off Of Each Other
• Texas Justices Say Appeal Bond Cap Applies Per Debtor
• 5th Circ. Seeks 'Sound Basis' To Gauge Water Antitrust Claims
• Alaskan Tribes Renew Ambler Road Fight Over Trump Order
• Fox Rothschild Hires Real Estate Litigator In New York Office
• Menzies Says $35M NYC Property Is Fair Game For $7.6M Award
• Conn. Mall The SoNo Collection Hit With Foreclosure Suit
• Tenn. Extends Retroactive Tax Break Window For Nonprofits
• NFL's Bears Bury Idea Of Putting New Stadium In Chicago
• Chicago MLS Says Zillow's Lost Access Is 'Self-Inflicted'
• Don't Miss It: Cooley, Simpson Thacher Steer Hot Deals
• Tampa Council, Fla. County Board OK Rays' $2.3B Ballpark
• Everglades Temple Suit Paused After Project Loses Funding
• Resi Investor Inks Plea In $230M Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Port Authority's Immunity Bid Fails In Pier Project Row Appeal
• 2nd Circ.'s Cantero Redo Complicates Mortgage Escrow Issue
• NC Accuses Electric-Car Maker Of Deserting Plan For EV Plant
• Taxation With Representation: Goodwin, McGuireWoods
• SC Authorizes Local Sales Tax To Provide Property Tax Relief
• Mich. Man Says Township Razed Church Amid Rehab Project
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NFL Teams Valued At $9B In Stake Sales, And Other Rumors
• Calif. Resort Developer Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan After Deal
• 11th Circ. Axes T-Mobile's Win In Ga. Tower Permit Dispute
• IQ Data Targets Ex-Renters For Bogus Debts, Tenant Says
• CoStar Hit With Antitrust Suit Alleging Data Monopoly
• Ex-Atlanta Housing Exec Gets Sentenced For Section 8 Fraud
• Minnesota Tribal Land Trust Order Was Biased, 8th Circ. Told
• White Nationalists Sued Over Whites-Only Ark. Enclave
• Texas Ruling Makes Avoiding Appraisal Nearly Impossible
• Ga. HOA Says $10M Dog Attack Suit Must Be Covered
• Iowa Caps Property Tax Revenue For Localities
• Zillow In FTC Case Says Redfin Debt Forced Noncompete Deal
• Ex-HSF Atty Joins Adler & Stachenfeld As Condo Co-Chair
• NY Times Word Puzzles Make Me A Better Lawyer
• AvalonBay, Equity Residential Agree To $69B Merger
• PE Fund Managers Seek Toss Of $150M Florida Investor Suit
• House Passes Broad Housing Bill, But Senate Accord Unclear
• Jack In The Box Can't Dodge Franchisees' Indemnity Claim
• Blank Rome Adds 2 Infrastructure Pros To LA Office
• Indeed Files $1.2M Suit Against Conn. HQ Building Owner
• Texas Judge Rejects Hotel's Bid To Escape Trafficking Suit
• NC Voters To Weigh Income, Property Tax Limits
• NC Tenants Fight For $9.5M Asset Freeze In Landlord Row
• Data Center Developer Lessons From Maine's Vetoed Ban
• Lendlease Wants NC Military Housing Suit Tossed
• Atlanta Law Firm Beats Attempt To Revive RE Malpractice Suit
• Seyfarth Brings On Former Husch Blackwell Litigator In LA
• NJ Pair Settle SEC Insider Trading Suit Over CoStar Purchase
• Mass. Justices Say Tax Law Not Basis To Block Bog Sale
• Builder Not Covered In Home Construction Fight, Insurer Says
• Go West: Ex-CFPB Chief Poised To Make Mark Next In Calif.
• Hong Kong Hikes Transaction Tax For High-End Homes
• Law School's Missed Lesson: Diagnose Before Arguing
• Wells Fargo Asks Out Of Denver Schools Mortgage Lawsuit
• Ex-One Sotheby's Agent Gets 21 Months In $3.7M Condo Theft
• Hanna Wants 3rd Circ. To Weigh Homebuyers' Antitrust Suit
• SC Increases Manufacturing Tax Break Reimbursement Limit
• Recent Benchmarking Suits Highlight DOJ Enforcement Risks
• NC Judge OKs DOJ, RealPage Deal In Antitrust Suit
• Pullman & Comley Beats Malpractice Claims In $16M Loan Suit
• Becoming The Biz-Savvy GC That Portfolio Companies Need
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Discriminators, Fairness, Experience
• Pa. Justices Debate State's Immunity In Roadway Death Suit
• NJ Fights AvalonBay's Redo Bid In RealPage Antitrust Suit
• Realty Firm, Dispensary Say Other Shop Abusing RICO Claims
• Rocket Mortgage Defends Exit In Homebuyer Antitrust Case
• UK Eyes Property Tax Charge For Multimillion-Pound Homes
• Maynard Nexsen Adds Transactional Tax Pro In NC
• Fla. Agency Owed No Legal Duty In Fraud Probes, Court Says
• CoStar's Apartments.com Sued Over 'Junk' Rent Payment Fee
• Zillow Looks To Stop Compass From 'Conspiring' With MLS
• Judge Lauds Wells Fargo Settlement In 'Fake' Diversity Suit
• Compass Must Provide Info For Antitrust Defenses, MLS Says
• Real Estate Broker Gets 55 Months In $2.25M Investor Fraud
• Fla. Coffee Shop Says Landlord, REIT Hid Construction Plans
• Moritt Hock Hires Ex-Schwartz Sladkus Atty For Condo Team
• Pa. High Court Snapshot: Wegmans, PennDot Top May Lineup
• Former County Planning Official Joins Saul Ewing In Baltimore
• State Farm Says Stove's Maker Must Pay For Fire Damage
• Pullman & Comley Pans 'Absurd' Challenge To Tax Sale
• Greenberg Traurig Lands Fla. Litigator From K&L Gates
• Hanover Not Liable For Coverage Gap, Mass. Court Affirms
• King & Spalding, MoFo Guide $3.4B Industrial REIT Merger
• MLB's Cubs Seek Quick Win In TM Battle With Bar Owner
• Judges On AI: How Courts Can Survive The Tech Revolution
• High Court Remands ND Tribes' Voting Rights Act Fight
• Allen Matkins Lands 5 Holland & Knight NY Real Estate Attys
• Real Estate Recap: Infrastructure Districts, UpCodes, Tariffs
• Fla. Jury Awards $48M In Broker Commission Fight
• OCC Adopts Rules To Curb State Escrow-Interest Laws
• Judge Lets Landlord Rework Claims In Cannabis Lease Suit
• MLB's Rays, Local Officials Reach $2.3B Ballpark Framework
• RealPage And Most Landlords Must Face NJ's Antitrust Claims
• Realty Co. Workers Lose Bid To Fight Collective Cert. Denial
• Sherwin-Williams Hit With Nuisance Suit Over Pa. Paint Plant
• Buddhists' Fla. Temple Suit Is Moot, Army Corps Says
• DOJ Open To Criminal Enforcement Against Pricing Software
• 4th Circ. Ruling Will Rewrite Class Action Litigation Strategies
• Miami Developer Admits To $89M Fraud Scheme
• Renters Seek Approval For $218M In RealPage Landlord Deals
• FTC's Case Alleging Zillow, Redfin Pact Set For August Trial
• Auto Dealer Accused Of Cooking Books Before Sale
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Resident Says Toxins' Presence Enough For Union Pacific Suit
• 3 AI Adoption Mistakes GCs Should Avoid
• Philly Sheriff Ordered To Explain Auction Deed Delays
• Fla. Property Manager To Pay Evicted Sailor $60K In DOJ Deal
• Cushman & Wakefield Wants Discovery Stay For 401(k) Suit
• Playing Basketball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Homebuyers, Brokers Clash Over Opt-In Antitrust Settlements
• V&E, Latham Guide Oil Landowner EagleRock's $320M IPO
• Trump Library Land Given As Unlawful Gift, Fla. Suit Says
• Insurers Accused Of Stonewalling On $2.7M Hurricane Claims
• Former Fairstead Partner Wins Chancery Fight Over Equity
• Conn. Justices Unsure Foreclosure Rule Changed In 2022
• Simpson Thacher-Led Blackstone REIT Prices $1.75B IPO
• Israel, Diplomat Hit With Suit Alleging Damage To Ga. Home
• 10th Circ. Doubts Bid To Undo Colo. Land Swap
• Calif. Gas Station Leak Suit Came Too Late, Judge Says
• Ex-NY Judge Charged With $5M Real Estate Investment Scheme
• The Biz Court Digest: Georgia Court Has Business On Its Mind
• Buchanan Ingersoll Adds Meland Budwick RE Pro In Miami
• Warsh Confirmed As Trump's Next Federal Reserve Chair
• Two Harbors Pans UWM's 'Inferior' New Acquisition Bid
• Zillow Sues Compass, MLS Over Private Listing 'Backup Plan'
• IRS Offers Easement Deals With 10% Penalty, No Haggling
• Brokerage Urges 10th Circ. To Revive NAR Antitrust Challenge
• Colo. Justices Weigh Discovery Rights In Condemnation Suit
• ABB To Sink $200M Into Grid Tech Manufacturing In Europe
• ACLU, Other Groups Want To Back Mich. In ICE Facility Fight
• NJ, ICE Pause Fight Over Planned Immigrant Detention Center
• Fla. Court Won't Move Panther Habitat Suit To Different Judge
• Zillow Fights Buyers' Effort To Revise Home Loan Lawsuit
• Davis Polk Guides $386M Securitization For Telecom Owner
• CFPB Rule Recalibrates Fair Lending Compliance
• Legal Risks Rise As Construction-Site Drone Use Soars
• Fox Rothschild Adds Trial Partner From Nelson Mullins In Fla.
• 4 Emerging Approaches To AI Protective Order Language
• Dinsmore Grows With Addition Of Litigation Firm In Chicago
• Australia Aims to Curb Property Loss Tax Deductions
• Assessing Material Adverse Event Clauses Amid Iran Conflict
• Zillow Aims To Tear Down CoStar's Property Photo Rights Suit
• Tribal Nations Back Muscogee In Okla. Jurisdiction Fight
• Real Estate Influencers Indicted Over Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• Trump Administration Strikes Deal With DC Golf Courses
• Cushman & Wakefield Tries To Sink 401(k) Climate Risk Suit
• Preservationists Sue To Stop Reflecting Pool's Blue Makeover
• Feds Look To Halt Yellowstone Bison Cases For NEPA Review
• Brewery Says Eviction Bid Chases Profit From FIFA World Cup
• NC Justices Asked To Clarify Leandro School Funding Opinion
• Cushman & Wakefield Failed To Protect Clients' Info, Suit Says
• Insurer Must Cover Water Damage At Ind. School, Court Told
• Mayer Brown Hires Goodwin Real Estate Partner In DC
• UWM Ups Two Harbors Bid To Thwart CrossCounty Deal
• Heppner Ruling Left AI Privilege Risk For Lawyers Unresolved
• Foley & Lardner Guides Dream Finders On $704M Beazer Bid
• Pa. Monastery Conversion Co. Allegedly Skirted Sewer Rules
• Telecom Tower Owners Found In Contempt Over Sale Defiance
• Real Estate Recap: Biannual Reporting, NDAs, Q1 Spotlight
• Franchisees Say Jack In The Box Trying To 'Avoid' Calif. Law
• Conn. High Court Snapshot: Taxes, Foreclosure Top May Term
• OCC Says AI Presents A Double-Edged Sword To Banks
• NJ Panel Backs Cannabis License Denial Over Odor Concerns
• Texas Justices Order Appraisal In $40M Flood Damage Dispute
• Brokers Deny 'Reverse Auction' In Backing Opt-In Settlements
• Lummi Nation Seeks To Block Telecom Digging At Burial Sites
• Fla. Panel Revives Homeowners' Storm Damage Suit
• FTC Cites Noncompete Lawsuit In Warning To Mortgage Co.
• The Ethics And Practicalities Of Representing AI Agents
• NYC Lawmaker Promises COPA Revival After Adams' Veto
• Insurer Doesn't Owe Coverage For Missouri Tree-Cutting Suit
• CrossCountry Raises Bid For Two Harbors To Fend Off Rival
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• SEC Fines Ex-BigLaw Atty For Insider Trades On Apollo Deal
• 'Miscarriage Of Justice' Wipes Out $2.5M Injury Verdict
• Liberty Left Client Info Vulnerable To Hackers, Suit Alleges
• Insurer Needn't Cover Real Estate Co.'s $330K Arbitration Bill
• UK Says Welltower's Senior Home Deals May Hurt Competition
• Zillow, Redfin Can't Escape FTC's Antitrust Suit Over Ad Pact
• Simpson Thacher Guides $1.3B Cold Storage Joint Venture
• Trump Signs Bill To Speed Tribal Trust Land Mortgages
• Stinson Real Estate Finance Atty Joins Reed Smith In DC
• Blue Owl's Stack Could See $30B Price Tag, And More Rumors
• Speed Jigsaw Puzzling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Mortgage Co. Strikes $9M Deal In NC Phone-Pay Fee Suit
• Bronx Landlords Must Pay $31M For Poor Building Conditions
• Ga. Panel Won't Overturn Verdict In HOA Pool Dispute
• AIG Says Homeowners Waived Bid For New Damages Trial
• NJ Panel Frees Homeowner From 'Forced Arbitration' Contract
• Colo. Investor Claims Biz Partners Illegally Transferred Assets
• IRS To Settle More Syndicated Easement Disputes
• Polish Antitrust Arm Probing OLX's RE Listings Platform
• Mass. Justices Debate Rent Control Religious Carveout
• Okla. House OKs Valuation Method Change For Some Rentals
• Cooley Launches Energy Group With Baker Botts Partner
• NC Law Firm Can Pursue Coverage In $510K Loan Fraud Row
• 9th Circ. Renews Biz Nuisance Claim Over Seattle BLM Protest
• Ex-Miami Official Accused Of Misusing Funds Settles Suit
• Womble Bond Picks Veteran Real Estate Atty As Partner In SF
• 2nd Circ. Says NY Escrow Interest Law Is Preempted, Again
• AI Data Center Boom May Spur Wave Of Toxic Tort Suits
• Arada London Elevates Head Of Legal To Board As GC
• Wis. Village Urges 7th Circ. To Void Oneida Tribal Trust Order
• Jack Nicklaus, TWG Announce South Fla. Private Club Project
• State Farm Bungled LA Wildfire Claims, Calif. Regulator Says
• Colo. Justices Back Water Entity's Eminent Domain Rights
• Dentons Adds More K&L Gates Attys To New SC Office
• 3 Firms Guide New Blackstone REIT In $1.8B IPO Target
• Rooftop Bar Owner Can't Beat Chicago Cubs' Ticket Claims
• Tax Court Slashes $30M Deductions For Georgia Easements
• Managers Of Embattled Easement Say RICO Suit Lacks Details
• Texas Beach Town Can Keep Most New Rental Rules For Now
• 2 AI Snafus Show Why Attys Can't Outsource Judgment
• Buchanan Ingersoll Adds Fox Rothschild Litigator In NY, NJ
• Two Harbors Backs CrossCountry Bid Over $1.3B UWM Offer
• DOJ Touts $750K Deal In Housing Discrimination Suit
• 4 Firms Guide Global Net Lease's $535M Modiv Industrial Buy
• Real Estate Recap: Mapping The Affordability Crisis
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Remand Fed-Blocked Mortgage Program
• Sioux Tribes Fight Black Hills Mining Plan Over Sacred Land
• Bang Energy Founder Can't Continue Suit Against Atty
• Mass. Residents Sue Over Data Center's Expansion
• Lender Seeks Sale Of Colo. Building After $22.3M Default
• NC Statehouse Catch-Up: Data Centers, AI, School Funding
• SpaceX Sued Over Rocket Noise Damage To Homes
• Feds Say RealPage Deal Fixes Rental Pricing Concerns
• Hartford Unit Owed Contractor Coverage In Data Center Row
• Mortgage Giants Want Homeowners' Price-Fixing Suit Tossed
• How Data Center Accounting May Draw Enforcement Scrutiny
• NY's Growing Enviro Reg Framework Will Transform Projects
• Creek Nation Fights Dismissal Bids Over Alabama Burial Site
• Mass. AG Brings MBTA Communities Suit To New Town
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Saks Gets OK For Plan Disclosure With Creditor Deal
• Defamation Litigation Roundup: Loomer, Patel, Carroll