Commercial Real Estate
Ohio Mixed-Use Development Proposed for One-Time Negro League Ballpark
The original Cooper Stadium opened in 1932 and was home to the Columbus Blue Birds of the Negro National League during 1933. Continue Reading Ohio Mixed-Use Development Proposed for One-Time Negro League Ballpark
Chicago Bears Face Delay in Plans for New Stadium
The team will need to wait for the first half of 2026 when the Illinois legislature returns to consider the funding support. Continue Reading Chicago Bears Face Delay in Plans for New Stadium
Westfield Sued for Trying to Terminate Lease on NYC’s Fulton Center
Westfield was awarded the operating rights in December 2013 and the hub opened nearly a year later. Continue Reading Westfield Sued for Trying to Terminate Lease on NYC’s Fulton Center
Michael Fritz Joins Dorsey & Whitney as a Partner in the Real Estate Group
Fritz’s practice focuses on commercial real estate and capital market transactions, as well as general corporate counseling. Continue Reading Michael Fritz Joins Dorsey & Whitney as a Partner in the Real Estate Group
Pennsylvania’s Stafford Avenue Business Park Sells for $6.5 Million
The business park is currently 90% occupied and its anchor tenants include Bazooka, Dal-Tile, Progressive Insurance, Autopart International and Omnicare. Continue Reading Pennsylvania’s Stafford Avenue Business Park Sells for $6.5 Million
Refinancing Secured for Landmark NYC Building
The property was built in 1932 as the offices of Cities Service Company (later known as Citgo). Continue Reading Refinancing Secured for Landmark NYC Building
Davidson Kempner Capital Management to Launch Commercial Real Estate Fund
Davidson Kempner Capital Management LP, a New York City-headquartered global institutional investment management firm, is planning to launch a fund dedicated to the commercial real estate sector. According to a Bloomberg report sourced from unnamed “people with...
Colonial-Era Connecticut Property to Become Credit Union’s Lending Office
The property was built in 1767 for Rev. John Foot, the second minister of the town’s First Congregational Church. Continue Reading Colonial-Era Connecticut Property to Become Credit Union’s Lending Office
Mat Ishbia to Launch New Investment Group
“It’s about unifying all of these businesses under one brand,” Ishbia said. Continue Reading Mat Ishbia to Launch New Investment Group
PNC Bank to Spend $1 Billion to Open 100 New Locations
Pittsburgh-headquartered PNC Bank (NYSE:PNC) announced it will invest approximately $1 billion to open more than 100 new locations and renovate more than 1,200 existing locations through 2028. According to the company, PNC will build and open new branches in key...
MBA Chief Broeksmit Voices Concerns and Criticism Over Biden Housing Policies
“There is no good reason FHA should be one of the most expensive places to produce a loan,” said Broeksmit. Continue Reading MBA Chief Broeksmit Voices Concerns and Criticism Over Biden Housing Policies
Marriott in $500 Million Deal for Sheraton Grand Chicago
The lodging company is paying $300 million for the hotel and $200 million for the land. Continue Reading Marriott in $500 Million Deal for Sheraton Grand Chicago
