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Zooming In On The 21st Century ROAD To Housing Act: Impact On Single-Family Rental REITs
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act introduces sweeping restrictions on large institutional investors purchasing single-family homes, fundamentally altering the landscape for Single-Family Rental REITs. While the controversial seven-year forced divestiture has been removed, the legislation creates new compliance obligations and carves out specific exceptions for build-to-rent developments, senior housing, and homeownership programs. How will these provisions reshape acquisition strategies and growth opport
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Mayer Brown
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An Age Of Revitalization: US Airport Infrastructure Opportunities
As commercial air travel surges past pre-pandemic levels with 1.1 billion passengers in FY2024, US airports face unprecedented demand for modernization. Major transformations at LaGuardia, JFK, and LAX demonstrate how public-private partnerships are delivering multi-billion dollar terminal redevelopments, automated transit systems, and consolidated facilities. With Washington Dulles seeking complete terminal replacement and new airports like Chicago's South Suburban project in procurement, the private secto
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Torys LLP
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Can I Recover Damages If A Dam Removal Causes My Lake Or River To Disappear?
When a dam is removed in Virginia, waterfront property owners may face devastating losses as artificially created lakes and rivers disappear, potentially reducing property values by over 20%. A recent federal court ruling addresses whether these homeowners have legal recourse against dam owners who lawfully remove aging structures, returning waterbodies to their natural state.
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Pender & Coward
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Zooming In On The 21st Century ROAD To Housing Act: Impact On Single-Family Rental REITs
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act introduces sweeping restrictions on large institutional investors purchasing single-family homes, fundamentally altering the landscape for Single-Family Rental REITs. While the controversial seven-year forced divestiture has been removed, the legislation creates new compliance obligations and carves out specific exceptions for build-to-rent developments, senior housing, and homeownership programs. How will these provisions reshape acquisition strategies and growth opport
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New York’s Data Center Moratorium: A Practical Roadmap Through The One-Year Pause
New York has become the first U.S. state to implement a statewide moratorium on major data center development, halting discretionary environmental permits for facilities of 50-megawatts or more for one year. Governor Hochul's Executive Order #62 directs state agencies to study and establish new regulatory frameworks addressing environmental impacts, utility costs, and community benefits, while exempting projects with permits deemed complete before July 14, 2026.
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An Age Of Revitalization: US Airport Infrastructure Opportunities
As commercial air travel surges past pre-pandemic levels with 1.1 billion passengers in FY2024, US airports face unprecedented demand for modernization. Major transformations at LaGuardia, JFK, and LAX demonstrate how public-private partnerships are delivering multi-billion dollar terminal redevelopments, automated transit systems, and consolidated facilities. With Washington Dulles seeking complete terminal replacement and new airports like Chicago's South Suburban project in procurement, the private secto
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Torys LLP
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New York’s Data Center Moratorium: A Practical Roadmap Through The One-Year Pause
New York has become the first U.S. state to implement a statewide moratorium on major data center development, halting discretionary environmental permits for facilities of 50-megawatts or more for one year. Governor Hochul's Executive Order #62 directs state agencies to study and establish new regulatory frameworks addressing environmental impacts, utility costs, and community benefits, while exempting projects with permits deemed complete before July 14, 2026.
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Carter Ledyard & Milburn
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