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The development would replace a Food Star with several multifamily buildings if it earns approval from Fairfax County.
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Nearly half of Signature Bank's real estate loans – a total of 46% – were tied to multifamily rent-stabilized assets.
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The Marriott West Loop by The Galleria lost about half of its value in five years and sold for $25.7M last month, Trepp data indicates.
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With trophy and Class-A office landlords competing for fewer tenants, developers are looking to other sectors to help ensure Tysons' vitality.
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After a historic run of growth that left Miami as the most expensive city to live in, South Florida’s rental market has cooled slightly in recent months.
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New leases are hard to come by in Los Angeles, where office users continue to avoid taking new space.
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More than $300B of CMBS loans are due to expire before the end of 2024, with analysts singling out office as the asset class in the most danger.
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Multifamily owners facing maturing debt have every reason to reach extensions with their lenders, but they may not like what happens at the end of the new term.
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Meta took a lease on new London office only last year.
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And 150 other firms are in the pipeline, according to the county's economic development arm.
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