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Developers can accelerate approvals by choosing experienced jurisdictions, submitting complete plans, and proactively addressing environmental requirements.
Brandywine Realty Trust revealed plans during its latest earnings call to refinance one of its flagship Philadelphia mixed-use properties.
UBS Realty Investors is bringing its office tower at 455 Market St. back to market, the second time in nearly four years UBS has attempted to offload the 23-story building in the heart of San Francisco’s Financial District. UBS is seeking close to $400...
Cain, formerly Cain International, is broadening its South Florida horizons with a new partnership.
A new office market has emerged in the six years since the global pandemic struck, casting Americans out of the office to work from home. It’s been three years since even the most careful states lifted restrictions, and the office sector emerged not...
The Peach apartment building overlooking Atlanta's Downtown Connector has been seized by its lender.
In Washington, D.C., a city that's faced one blow to its economic well-being after another, developers searching for equity are coming up empty-handed.
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NRG vacating 479K SF of office space in Houston’s central business district resulted in negative absorption for the first quarter, despite a 10% increase in leasing activity and other positive indicators.
Canadian clothing and accessories brand Aritzia has signed on for more than 16,000 square feet at The Shops at Columbus Circle shopping mall near the southwest corner of Central Park, Commercial Observer has learned. The shopping complex at 10 Columbus Circle is owned by Related Companies. Newmark’s Ariel Schuster, a longtime adviser to Aritzia, an
Indiana University has executed another touchdown drive three months after the school’s first college football national title. University Properties, which operates under the name Varsity Properties, has scored a $39.75 million loan to refinance Stadium Crossing, a 226-unit student housing development directly across from IU’s Memorial Stadium, Com
Hallmark Cards Inc. may want to send one giant thank-you card to the Kansas City Royals. The MLB team agreed to locate its planned $1.9B stadium on the Crown Center campus in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, the league and team announced Wednesday. Hallmark...
A Hollywood building that formerly housed the Mama Shelter hotel has sold out of receivership to an entity linked to the Church of Scientology for $16M, Bisnow has learned. The sale price for the 70-room hotel works out to about $229K per key, below...
The Florida-based utility and energy infrastructure giant posted a 10% year-over-year increase in adjusted earnings, supported by a massive quarter for project origination and continued solar expansion in its regulated utility segment.
The site of a Trader Joe’s in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, has been handed over to its lender for $65 million following a planned foreclosure auction, according to city records made public Thursday. Isaac Hager’s Cornell Realty Management and local developer Yitzchak Tessler, using the entity 206 Kent, handed off the five-story office and retail buildin
Mass General Brigham Inc. secured a bond package to help cover the costs of its ongoing expansion at its West End campus. MassDevelopment announced Thursday that it has issued $865.5M in tax-exempt bonds on behalf of the hospital system for its 482-bed...
A federal judge struck down several Trump administration actions slowing down development of clean energy, including a requirement that all solar and wind energy projects on federal lands and waters be personally approved by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum.
CBRE strongly outperformed industry expectations in the first quarter, nearly doubling its net income for the same quarter last year and raising earnings guidance by 20% on Thursday. The world's largest commercial real estate company increased its net...
Extell Development’s plan for a controversial tower in one of Manhattan's most development-averse neighborhoods is coming into focus.
The Pérez family’s Related Group and BH Group secured a $360 million construction loan from Tyko Capital for a waterfront luxury condo tower in Hollywood, Fla., Commercial Observer has learned. Called Icon Beach Waterfront Residences, the 38-story development will house 350 units at 3724 South Ocean Drive, facing the Intracoastal Waterway, adjacent