Former EagleBank CEO Sells Downtown D.C. Office Building For $6M Loss
Ronald D. Paul Cos. sold a West End office building, known as the Duke Ellington Building, for $20.5M last week, $6M less than what it paid for the property.
Ronald D. Paul Cos. sold a West End office building, known as the Duke Ellington Building, for $20.5M last week, $6M less than what it paid for the property.
A total of 1.5M SF in office leases were signed in Manhattan in April, a 44% year-over-year decline.
While it's unclear what Alston & Bird plans to do with its 340K SF, the trend among law firms has been to downsize.
More than a year after Blackstone handed over the keys to 1740 Broadway to its lender, the lender is trying to get out from the loan.
Some office owners are now facing the inevitable drop in values.
The artificial intelligence company is in serious talks to take a large space at a building Uber leased but never moved into.
The loan was transferred to special servicing in April this year for an imminent maturity default.
The trend so far is a sliver of good news for the office market.
The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund is coming on board for Boston Properties’ 343 Madison Ave. development near Grand Central Station.
Amid broad realization of office's dire straits, owners are deciding whether to walk away from their most troubled assets. Banks want them to stick around.
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