A project proposing to build a three-story, mixed-use structure next to the historic Oscar Easley building, back in the public review process over a decade after being withdrawn, didn’t curry
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Higher interest rates and work-from-home policies may have taken a toll on commercial real estate, but America’s richest property barons are wealthier than they were last year.
From multifamily unit holdings to industrial properties, some of real estate's wealthiest billionaires made out better than others this year. Collectively, Forbes' list of 25 wealthiest real estate tycoons are worth about $139 billion.