CMBS loans tied to more than 150 assets, mostly apartments, as flames continue their march.
Top 10 sales ranged from $570K to $2.8M.
Fourth quarter marks the best three months since 2020, with 3.9M sf in deals.
Movie studio to move headquarters to a century-old campus owned by CIM Group.
Prices at eight-story, 194-unit project start at $1.5M.
84-year-old is redefining both city’s skyline and playing a role in sculpting its future.
Seller Market Street Real Estate Partners’ loan on the property was set to mature next month.
Doral-based firm acquired warehouse in its home city for $26M.
Lakeland-based grocery chain has acquired six shopping centers anchored by its stores in eight-month span.
From Hollywood to Silicon Beach, lenders took back assets from landlords.
Boca Raton planning board greenlit 500 new apartments, 43K sf of retail and restaurant space and a 36K sf gym.
Rates likely to fall below historical norms; over last half century they were typically 7.7%.
Investor Yevgeniy Yermakov bought Boynton Beach Marketplace from Atlanta-based firm.
Shop talk with LA retail developers Runyon Group.
84-year-old billionaire is foregoing retirement to realize his vision for South Florida real estate.
Deal adds to flurry of year-end multifamily sales.
Deal marks South Florida’s biggest development site deal to date.
A developer who plans to bring new workforce housing to Miami with a new tower between Midtown Miami and Wynwood is now advancing after a redesign of the project.
Health care system also plans new 150-bed hospital with emergency room elsewhere in the city.
The Grove native and top developer gave TRD an insider’s guide to its lifestyle, culture and hotspots.
IKEA and Uniqlo join luxury fashion houses in owning, rather than leasing, huge retail spaces on the strip. Developers are cashing in.
JLL Capital Markets facilitates sale of Shops at Midtown Miami, an in-fill retail center with exceptional demographics in South Florida.
Italian restaurant Dante NYC plans to open up a third Manhattan eatery in Nolita, Commercial Observer has learned.
Swedish furniture and homewares giant IKEA is to open its first store in Manhattan after announcing a deal to co-invest on a major development on Fifth Avenue.
Ingka Investments acquired retail space and a major stake in 570 Fifth Avenue.
A developer is bringing a residential skyscraper to the north end of Midtown in Miami.