Amenities Aren't Enough To Draw Renters To Westchester, But Shiny New Downtowns Are

Developers are drawing in a multigenerational mix of new renters in Westchester, capitalizing on newly polished downtown areas as resident amenities.

This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet: Horizon Media Inks 360K SF Renewal

The biggest leases, sales and financing deals in New York City this week.

Starwood Fund's Liquidity Issues Spark Spike In Withdrawals At Other REITs

Nontraded REITs such as BREIT, SREIT and Ares Industrial REIT saw monthly redemption requests shoot up an average of 65% in May.

Big Law Firms Seeking New Space Could Revive D.C. Office Development

After BXP closed a new office construction deal with two law firm preleases, D.C. developers are now working to replicate its success.

This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet: Sotheby’s Closes $100M Deal For Former Whitney Museum

The biggest leases, sales and financing deals this week in New York City.

Industrial Tenants Want To Be Near Logan, But Buildable Land Is Scarce

Logistics companies looking to be close to Boston Logan International Airport may face challenges with the lack of available space in the urban market.

BXP Lands Major Lease To Build New Downtown D.C. Office Building

The law firm lease is kicking off a demolition and redevelopment that will mark D.C.'s first new office groundbreaking since mid-2023.

Fifth Wall Taps REITs For New Fund After Proptech 'Extinction Event'

CEO Brendan Wallace said the new fund will focus on proptech firms looking to save energy in the data center sector.

Milton Brought Up To $50B In Destruction. The Damage For CRE Could’ve Been Much Worse

Hurricane Milton left of a path of damage spanning both Florida coasts, but a late shift in the storm's path blunted the impacts of a once-in-a-century storm.

Back To Old School: Tech Can’t Replace Service And Community Amid Distress

Property managers are tasked with curating an environment worthy of high rents and tenant retention. The human element is paramount.