The biggest leases, loans and sales in New York City this week.
While investors still have cold feet about most asset types, the strength of industrial paired with stable interest rates has trades moving again.
The markets have seen occupancy loss in 2024 as tenants renew and shrink leases, leaving some spec projects sitting empty and slowing new construction.
As tariff concerns become a reality for tenants, industrial executives say real estate decisions continue to be put on the backburner.
As NorCal brokers work through a glut of industrial supply, leasing activity has finally started to pick up again.
The sector is feeling a slowdown after the blistering pace of the e-commerce-fueled pandemic boom.
Panelists say Chinese companies may be looking to stock up before any potential tariffs.
Vistria will invest over $120M of equity, Alloy will add $40M, and Kayne Anderson Real Estate will provide $375M of debt to build the Downtown Brooklyn tower.
2024 is the year of the Chinese 3PL as consumers clamor for cheap goods, tariffs hover and other leasing slows down.
The company's near-term pipeline includes projects in Missouri and Wyoming.
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