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Arden Group, which had a mezzanine loan on the hotel, reportedly used its debt to submit a credit bid to secure an equity stake.
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CBRE recruited five brokers focused on multifamily investment sales away from Cushman & Wakefield.
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Foot traffic at the office may be higher than previously thought, new data shows, potentially abating doomsday scenarios for some owners.
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Despite declining sales, absorption is still outpacing supply for newly built units in Manhattan's condo market.
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Maxter Healthcare's first U.S. manufacturing site will cost $500M and create 1,200 jobs.
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Margaritaville, Sports Illustrated and Great Wolf Lodge resorts are fulfilling a desire for more entertainment and vacation options in the Houston metro.
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The county passed a property tax increase and rent cap, moves that developers say only exacerbate a perception that the area is anti-business.
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Rising costs on everything from debt to construction has slowed the pace of condo building sales, but a new law could spur more acquisitions.
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The developers won a bidding process that began in 2020 for a 50-year ground lease next to a parking garage at Miami International Airport.
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Westminster elected officials wanted to develop a walkable downtown, but couldn't find the right developer, so they took matters into their own hands.
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