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Luxury fashion brand Chanel may join the likes of Kering and Prada in owning their own piece of New York City real estate.
Onia is ready to make a splash at a new office.
Shutdowns could reach 15,000, more than double last year, according to Coresight.
BDT & MSD Partners supplied financing for 222 Broadway project.
Developers seek to recoup $20 million investment in the DTLA mixed-use development.
Miami firm sold the South Beach commercial building to River Oaks for $16M gain in two years.
Eyes on industry-heavy cabinet, housing and economic policies in White House return.
Council greenlit rezoning of 56 acres, site plan for phased project with 20-story towers.
Activity declined in the fourth quarter but vacancy remains tight.
Bank pruned at-risk CRE loan book, alluded inflation could impede further cuts.
Prologis, led by Hamid Moghadam, sold the four-building complex.
Developers have nearly two dozen projects in the works with more than 3,900 units.
Tri-county region’s highest performing commercial submarket is starting to experience some turbulence.
Two eight-story buildings would replace parking lots at 32-acre office and retail campus.
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.