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Real Estate - June, 2026

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• Catholic Group's Land Use Case Headed Back To 6th Circ.
• Supreme Court To Hear Ohio Prayer Group Zoning Case
• Ga. Justices Take Up $1.5M Blue Ridge Runoff Dispute
• Buchalter Real Estate Partner Joins Holland & Knight In LA
• SpaceX, Feds Say Texas Is Proper Venue For Land Swap Suit
• Gordon Rees Adds 8 Partners In Northern California
• ICE Scraps Plan For NJ Immigrant Detention Center
• Digital Realty Pays $3.5B For Blackstone Data Center Shares
• Power To The Paralegals: Burnout As A Structural Problem
• High Court Gives Fed Independence A 'Fragile' Reprieve
• California Asks Court To Halt 'Catastrophic' ICE Facility
• Blackfeet Tribe Wants Mont. Water Rights Dispute Tossed
• Lawyers, Funder In Hot Seat Over Nixed $15B Malaysia Award
• Former NJ AG Pushes To End Suit Over Tossed RICO Case
• Justices Asked To Revive Fight Over Texas Sacred Site
• Fla. Adjusts Property Tax Millage Rate Calculations
• 8 Ways 2026's Market Divide Is Rewriting Real Estate Risk
• Ill. Law Firm MSO Bill Clashes With Court Power, Ethics Rules
• High Court Lets Fed's Lisa Cook Keep Job For Now
• Justices Will Resolve Circuit Split Over Pipeline Payouts
• PACER Fees Will Rise To Fund Cyber Defense Upgrades
• Real Estate Recap: Housing Bill, NY Rent Freeze, Surfside
• NC Creates Property Tax Break For Special District Projects
• Seller Of Cape Cod Inn Says Buyer Stiffed It Out Of $7.5M
• Insurer Says NJ Atty Sank Coverage By Not Cooperating
• Taxation With Representation: Sidley, Paul Weiss, Kirkland
• Firm Beats DQ Bid Over Deposition In Housing Authority Suit
• Faegre Drinker Adds Withers Int'l Arbitration Atty In NY
• REIT Execs Hid Queens Megacampus Woes, Suit Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• State Courts Must Be Gatekeepers Of Expert Testimony
• CoStar Customers Say Antitrust Suit Must Stay In DC
• Fla. Panel Affirms Walmart Liability In Contractor Shock Injury
• Conn. Justices Say Local Rent Board Can Enter Eviction Fight
• 11th Circ. Challenges Exclusion In Arson Death Dispute
• Moshing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Retail Center, AIG Unit Settle Suit Over Foundation Damage
• Zillow, Redfin Tell Court Their Partnership Is Not Illegal
• A Calif. Law May Aid Homeowner Recovery After LA Fires
• SpaceX Wants In On Suit Challenging Texas Land Swap Deal
• Easement Offers Have 'Rolling' Deadline, IRS Official Says
• Monsanto Wins High Court Fight Over Roundup Cancer Warnings
• SitusAMC's $5.3M Data Breach Deal Draws Judicial Scrutiny
• Ethical Wall Can't Cure Quinn Emanuel's Conflict, Judge Told
• Fla. Judge Says Public Can Use Beach, Owner Can Post Signs
• EPA Proposal Tightens Scope And Length Of NEPA Reviews
• Mich. Cannabis Co. Allowed To Fix Zoning Enforcement Suit
• Investment Fund Hit With Class Action For Claimed $60M Loss
• Tracking The Rare 'Quick Look' Win In FTC's Zillow-Redfin Suit
• Why Highly Specialized Experts May Risk Exclusion At Trial
• Fla. Judge Pauses Antitrust Suit Against Brokerages
• Big Banks Clear Fed Stress Tests Amid Capital Rule Overhaul
• Conn. Justices Threaten Sanctions For AI Errors
• NY Town Sues Feds Over Seneca Nation's $1 Land Transfer
• 'Hard-Money' Lenders Guilty Of Stealing Upfront Fees
• Landmark Housing Bill Heads To Trump After House Vote
• KKR Unit Unveils Univ. Of Tennessee Mixed-Use Project
• Colo. Justices Weigh Late Jury Demand In Dust Dispute
• States Challenge Arctic Leasing Over Birds, Climate Change
• Colo. Justices Say Courts Can Order Condemnation Discovery
• New Mexico Tribe Says Land Suit Targets Survey, Not Title
• Two Harbors Pushes Back CrossCountry Vote Again
• How Reserve Studies Fit Into Condo Association Compliance
• Pension Fund Trustees Partially Settle $1.8M Transit Co. Suit
• Rent Ballot Measure Can't Go To Voters, Mass. Justices Say
• Drawing A Line Between Settlement Pressure And Extortion
• Justices Say Mich. Tax Sale Allowed Under Constitution
• Senate Overwhelmingly Passes Landmark Housing Legislation
• Md. Voters Can't Weigh In On Data Center Zone, Judge Rules
• Airbnb Seeks Toss Of Calif.'s Wildfire Price-Gouging Suit
• 4th Circ. Says Allied Need Not Cover 'Beer Olympics' Injury
• Ex-CEO Says Credit Union Can't Seek $80K For Business Unit
• Judge Slashes 'Excessive' Atty Fee Bid In PHH Mortgage Deal
• Mortgage Cos. Can't Slip Antitrust Suit, Homeowners Say
• Pa. Gov. Tells Court Neighbors' Federal Land Suit Duplicative
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Allen Matkins Hires Ex-Kasowitz Litigator In New York
• Pa. Landowner Not Entitled To Approval Of Factory On Spec
• Wash. Telecom Says Tribal Burial Site Claims Filed Too Late
• 6th Circ. Ties Pot Biz Delays To Bureaucracy, Not A Violation
• 3 Firms Advise On CRH's $8.5B Arcosa Acquisition Deal
• RI Allows Late Tax Interest Waivers For Commercial Property
• Ex-Wells Fargo Rep Can't Get Whistleblower Pay At Fed. Circ.
• Fatal Crash Was On Pathway, Not Street, Pa. Panel Rules
• ICE Ditches Mich. Warehouse After Detention Center Suit
• Blackstone's LivCor Cuts $7M Rent-Fixing Deal With 9 States
• NC Legislators OK 90% Property Tax Break For Builders
• Delta Seeks To Toss Cuba Property Trafficking Suit
• Del. Bill Seeks Intermediary Municipal Rental Tax Collection
• Founding An Autism Academy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Mapping US-China Investment Compliance For EB-5 Deals
• SIMAD Can Tap Cash To Open Summer Camps In Ch. 11
• Niger Says Town House Off Limits In $7.6M Award Feud
• Trump Admin Says GSA Was Free To Ditch Greenbelt Site
• Fla. Panel Upholds Class Cert. In Apartment Fire Suit
• DOJ To Join Race Bias Suit Over Ill. City's Reparations
• NC Biz Court Narrows Fight Over Flopped Development Deal
• Paul Weiss-Led Data Center Operator Csquare Files IPO Plans
• Real Estate Cos. Default In Native American Bias Suit
• Mich. Township Says Pot Shop Missed Permit Deadlines
• Lender Says Co. Defaulted On $5M Loan, Tanked Pot Site Value
• Mich. Court Says Rental Cap Affects Senior Care Home Value
• Pa. Land Trust's Exemption Must Be Revisited, Court Rules
• Recycler Says City's Wrongful License Suspension Cost $10M  
• Fla. Creates Special District With Power To Levy Property Tax
• CoStar, Brokers Accused Of Sharing Data To Fix Rents
• Rule Of Law Requires Gov't Engagement With Bar, Not Retreat
• NJ Launches Push To Crack Down On Consumer 'Junk Fees'
• Landlord Says $158K Fine Over Alleged Pot Growing Illegal
• Connecticut Owner Barred From Razing 1835 Captain's House
• Mich. Township Says Man Admitted Church Wasn't His
• WestRock Must Face Class Claims Over Wash. Paper Mill Odor
• AG Watch: Oregon's Strategic Civil Enforcement Approach
• AGs Face Opposition To RealPage Intervention Bid
• Fannie, Freddie AI Rules Raise Stakes For Mortgage Lenders
• Skadden Adds Investment Management Trio In DC, Abu Dhabi
• Colo. Justices Say PUD Pacts Can't Be Changed By Ballot
• Justices' Penalty Ruling Won't Sink Tax Case, 5th Circ. Told
• Building's $108M Taxable Value Too High, Minn. Justices Told
• Calif. Fraudster Gets 13 Years For Fake NYC Law Firm Scam
• The Paradoxical Duty To Adopt AI When You Can't Bill For It
• No Longer Sidelined, Private Equity Firms Bet Big On Sports
• Feds Can Make Deposit For Church Land In Border Barrier Fight
• Insurer, Real Estate Co. Resolve Policy Misrepresentation Row
• DC Court OKs $6M Tax Bill For Merger Property Transfer
• Firm Faces DQ Bid Over Atty's Housing Authority Deposition
• Wells Fargo, Ocwen Lose 2nd Circ. Rehearing In ERISA Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NYC's Simry Realty Hits Ch. 11 In Midst Of Family Feud
• Justices Won't Weigh Consumers' Role In Credit Checks
• 5 Things To Know About Trump's Latest CFPB Nominee
• Texas Justices Limit Seizures Of Land Lacking Public Use
• Landlords To Pay $1.4M To End DC's RealPage Claims
• Detroit Tried To Seize Project, Developer Says In Suit
• Real Estate Recap: Deal Innovation, Infra REITs, Compass
• NJ Judge Orders RealPage Parties To Renew Discovery Talks
• Data Center Tax Fight Spurs Va. House Study Proposal
• Tribes, Enviro Groups Hail Setback To Utah Monument Fight
• CoStar Slams Zillow's Injunction Bid In Compass Antitrust Suit
• Mont. Developer Says Colo. Architect Firm's Errors Cost $4.8M
• NJ Apartment Co. Faces More Migrant Discrimination Claims
• Families Appeal Loss Against Lockheed Martin To 11th Circ.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ill. Panel Axes $7M Verdict Against Chicago Housing Authority
• SEC Says PE Fund Hiding Info In Sealed Monitor Reports
• NC's GOP Sends Freeze On Property Tax Appraisals To Gov.
• FTC Wants Zillow-Redfin Deal Presumed Illegal Ahead Of Trial
• Fla. Suit Says Property Tax Ballot Wording Misleads Voters
• USTR Forced Labor Tariff Plan Pushes Trade Recourse Limits
• Panel Tosses NJ Mall's 3rd Bid To Force Parking Garage Build
• NC Gov. Stein Seeks $10B From Feds For Helene Recovery
• Chancery Backs 'War Dogs' Figure's Lender In Mortgage Fight
• Cow Horse Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 3 Firms Guide AI Power Provider ZincFive's $752M SPAC Deal
• Seyfarth Adds Longtime Baker Botts RE Leader In Houston
• Calif., Santa Clara County Sue To Halt Proposed ICE Facility
• Calif. Man Accused Of Faking Title Policies In $100M Fraud
• Abbott Wants Ratepayer Protections From Data Center Costs
• Fla. Panel Says Policy Breach Verdict Didn't Bar Bad Faith Suit
• SpaceX Rocket Base Ruining Wildlife Habitat, Green Groups Say
• Ariz. Judge Backs Homebuilders, Voids Water Surplus Rule
• Trump Picks Bank Exec, Ex-BigLaw Partner For CFPB Director
• Snell & Wilmer Adds Ex-Banker To Seattle Finance Team
• Florida Appeals Court Revives Asset Probe Of Law Firm
• Mass. Town Sues Over Affordable Housing Plan
• Zillow-Redfin Noncompete Deal Sank Stock, Investor Claims
• RI Adopts Rule Taxing Second Homes Valued Above $1M
• Figure, Sixth Street Team Up On $717M Kiavi Mortgage Deal
• XAI, SpaceX Sued Over Data Center Plant's 'Intrusive' Noises
• Philly Violated Cornerstone Of Bankruptcy Law, 3rd Circ. Says
• Calif. Courts Shoot Down Santee Housing Project
• Insurance Co. Wins New Look At $11M Wash. Tax Bill
• DOI About-Face Stokes Yearslong Cherokee Land Rights Fight
• Columbia Bank Must Face Suit Over $230M Ponzi Scheme
• Judge Blocks Nebraska Power Permit's Emergency Use
• How Tenants Can Guard Against Unpaid Build-Out Allowances
• NHL Team Plans Move To New Arena In Dallas Suburb
• Canada Tax Court Sides With Real Estate Co. In $9.5M Dispute
• Zillow Loses Appeal In Pa. Fight Over $10K Data Charge
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• Checking For AI Errors Is Now A Two-Way Street
• Denver Developer Accused Of Lies To Dodge Loan Repayment
• Mortgage Co. Held In Contempt For Flouting CEO Depo Orders
• Lessons For Banks From Recent FCA Enforcement Trends
• Ariz. Authorizes Special Tax Districts To Fund Infrastructure
• 'Hard-Money' Lenders Stole Millions In Fees, Feds Tell Jury
• Nationstar Escapes Suit Over COVID-19 Loan Change Denial
• Conn. Expands Solar Energy System Tax, Limits Exemption
• High Court Won't Hear Florida Takings Case
• High Court Reopens Review Of DOE Furnace Efficiency Rules
• Rail Co. Loses DC Circ. Appeal Challenging State Forest Law
• Fla. Judge Tosses Nearly All Counts In PE Fund Dispute
• 9th Circ. Revives TCPA Suit Against Keller Williams
• Hotel Investment Firm Settles SEC Claims Of $86M Fraud
• Diocese Says Feds Already Working On Land Before Taking
• Site Redeveloper Fined $500K For Illegal Asbestos Demolition
• Developers Say Bank Shared Financials On Debt Buyer Site
• Ga. Developer Must Pay $1M, Help Recover Native Artifacts
• Wash. Judge Vacates 'Blank Check' $630M Timeshare Deal
• Zillow Can't Force Compass To Turn Over MLS Conversations
• The Biz Court Digest: Shoring Up Corporate Law In Maryland
• Alaska Says No Need For July Ruling In Refuge Road Dispute
• Saks Global OK To Exit Bankruptcy With $500M, Rebound Plan
• Montgomery McCracken Wants Out Of Rider's Malpractice Suit
• Chevron Polluted Property With Abandoned Tanks, Suit Says
• CoStar Gets Antitrust Suit Paused Pending Transfers
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson Thacher, Fried Frank
• 3 Firms Guide TPG-Led Group's $2B Echo Realty Grocery Buy
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• AIG Unit, Ariz. Apartment Owner End $6M Coverage Dispute
• Mining Cos. Join Feds In Seeking To End Minn. Tribe's Suit
• Exxon Owes $580K For Atty Fees In Gas Station Cleanup Suit
• DR Horton, Forestar Push To End Delaware Lot Deal Suit
• Real Estate Co. Says Insurer Owes $6.4M For Title Dispute
• Compass Under Antitrust Probe After $1.6B Anywhere Deal
• Zillow Says Compass Won't Detail Talks With MLS
• Ex-Newark Deputy Mayor Gets Prison In Bribery Scheme
• Calif. And Santa Barbara Beat Land Use Challenge, For Now
• Pot Business Tells 6th Circ. Mich. City Defied Court Order
• Realty Rival, Directors Barred From Poaching Brokerage Staff
• Yurok Tribe Sues California City Over Sacred Land Authority
• New Conn. Pollution Laws Focus On Releases, Not Transfers
• Judge Won't Rethink Insurer's Duty To Cover Data Center Row
• NY AG Must Preserve Cohen Docs In Trump's Civil Fraud Case
• Competing At Poker Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Colo. Changes Mobile Home Tax Rules, Drops Exemption Hike
• Brooklyn Party Boss Says Client Impersonated Him In Filings
• Hagens Berman Sues CFPB For Records On Veteran Lender
• Colo. Energy Co. Loses Fight Over ND Oil Lease Cancellation
• Iowa Creates Sales Tax Break For Nuclear Energy Facilities
• 5 Things Associates Must Ask About Their Firm's Merger Plan
• Cooley Adds 2 More Kirkland Attys To Infrastructure Team
• Okla. Gov. Vetoes Solar Power Property Tax Break Exclusion
• Trust Tax Scheme Leader Gets More Than 7 Years In Prison
• USTR Seeks Input On China Preferential Trade Mechanism
• 'Tax 1st, Plan 2nd' School Funding Fee Unlawful, Panel Told
• Lowndes Launches Homebuilding, Development Team
• Brooklyn Party Boss Seddio Faces Sanctions In $2M 'Theft'
• Wash. Panel OKs Challenges To Seattle's Comprehensive Plan
• 2 'Rocket Dockets' And The Rules That Propel Them
• Northrop To Pay $75M In Midtrial LA Contamination Deal
• Tribe Waived Immunity In Casino Land Fight, NC Panel Told
• Entrata Sued Over Auto-Enroll Credit Reporting 'Junk Fees'
• Trump Taps Housing Finance Head For Intelligence Role
• Legora Acquires Commercial Real Estate AI Co. Cadastral
• Feds Must Show PrivatBank Nationalization Docs, Judge Says
• Texas Crypto Group Ordered To Halt Unregistered Token Sales
• DC Mayor OKs Appeal Process For Property Transfer Taxes
• Feds Scrub 'Reputation Risk' From Raft Of Banking Guidance
• Holland & Knight Taps Real Estate Partner To Lead Portland
• Trump Rescinds 50-Year Off-Road Rules For Public Lands
• Ex-NJ Mayor Gets 1 Year For Mortgage Fraud
• Samsung Follows Exxon From NJ To Texas
• Lenders Charged With $15M Fraud To Tell Jury Biz Was Legit
• Bradley Arant Brings On 5 Watkins & Eager Partners In Miss.
• Paul Hastings Lands Winston & Strawn Capital Markets Duo
• Mich. Biz Can't Appeal AG Intervention In Fire Coverage Suit
• Utah Backs 10th Circ. Review Of Ute Split-Estate Fight
• Michigan City Says Short-Term Rental Ban Is Constitutional
• AI Mapping Co. Says Rival's Copyright Suit Is Too Vague
• Ga. Appeals Court Says Septic Waste Fight Needs Closer Look
• No Illinois Stadium Bill For Bears As Legislative Session Ends
• Ice Miller Adds Commercial Real Estate Pro In Indiana
• NY's Tax On 2nd Homes Compounds Residency Tax Risks
• Zillow Junk Fee Class Action Moved To Federal Court
• Conn. Alters Pot Tax, Gives Cities Aid To Cut Property Taxes
• Ex-Real Estate Sales Directors Barred From Using Secrets
• Real Estate Co. Opposes CoStar Bid To Pause Antitrust Suit
• Cold Storage Co. Says Investors Can't Claim Misleading IPO
• Judge OKs 3rd Circ. Review For Homebuyer Antitrust Case
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Referee Tapped, CEO To Be Deposed
• Texas Ruling Leaves Key Oil Royalty Question Unresolved
• Feds, County Say Telecom Drove Wash. Tribal Site Harm
• DC Circ. Says Developer Lacks Standing In FAA Airport Row
• V&E Adds Orrick Real Estate Atty Focused On Data Centers
• Berkshire Hathaway To Take Taylor Morrison Private For $8.5B
• People Inc. Offers To Buy Rest Of MGM At $18B Valuation
• Md. Authorizes Tax Credits For Service Station Conversions