Commercial Real Estate
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 16-20
A drop in new home sales, an increase in political trash talking, and a tribute to a multifamily sector leader. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 16-20
New Proposal to Keep the Bears in Chicago Features Renovated Soldier Field
“Our client believes the existing Soldier Field site is the ideal location for a world-class venue,” said Edward Peck, managing director of Edward Peck Design. Continue Reading New Proposal to Keep the Bears in Chicago Features Renovated Soldier Field
New Proposal Seeks to Turn Historic Connecticut Building into Mixed-Use Development
It is unclear how much of the project will be financed by taxpayers. Continue Reading New Proposal Seeks to Turn Historic Connecticut Building into Mixed-Use Development
Manhattan Office Leasing Volume at 5-Year High
The year-to-date volume is roughly 30.4 million square feet. Continue Reading Manhattan Office Leasing Volume at 5-Year High
A Phil Hall Op-ed: Dan Gilbert, General Motors and a Detroit-Style Shakedown
Editor Phil Hall considers unusual activity surrounding Detroit’s Renaissance Center. Continue Reading A Phil Hall Op-ed: Dan Gilbert, General Motors and a Detroit-Style Shakedown
CMBS Delinquency Rate Soars to 6.40%
Trepp attributed the upswing to substantial increases in the delinquency rates for the office, multifamily and lodging property sectors. Continue Reading CMBS Delinquency Rate Soars to 6.40%
Vivek Ramaswamy Condemns NYC’s $220 Million Deal to House Migrants at Pakistan-Owned Hotel
It is unclear what role the new DOGE can have in disrupting the contract between the hotel and the city government. Continue Reading Vivek Ramaswamy Condemns NYC’s $220 Million Deal to House Migrants at Pakistan-Owned Hotel
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Nov. 25-29
A new wrinkle in the NAR settlement, a Trump-hating Airbnb host and an upcoming 24-hour stock exchange. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Nov. 25-29
Redevelopment Plan for Detroit’s Renaissance Center Calls for Demolishing Two Towers
The plan involves $250 million in state support and $100 million from Detroit’s Downtown Development Authority. Continue Reading Redevelopment Plan for Detroit’s Renaissance Center Calls for Demolishing Two Towers
$295 Million Sale of Warsaw Unit Marks Europe’s Biggest Office Property Transaction This Year
The property was sold by the Belgian developer Ghelamco to the Swedish investment firm Eastnine AB. Continue Reading $295 Million Sale of Warsaw Unit Marks Europe’s Biggest Office Property Transaction This Year
Sterling Organization Sells Charlotte-Area Retail Center for $70 Million
The 661,156-square-foot retail center was completed in 1987 and underwent a $16 million renovation between 2012 and 2014. Continue Reading Sterling Organization Sells Charlotte-Area Retail Center for $70 Million
Lovett Industrial Breaks Ground on 27-Acre Texas Business Park
The site is located directly off State Highway 121. Continue Reading Lovett Industrial Breaks Ground on 27-Acre Texas Business Park
