Manhattan's Hybrid Work Pain Is Brooklyn Office Owners' Gain
Brooklyn is facing many of the challenges of the Manhattan office market, but is seeing some opportunities following the pandemic too.
Brooklyn is facing many of the challenges of the Manhattan office market, but is seeing some opportunities following the pandemic too.
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.
San Francisco's Pier 70 redevelopment has been stalled for nearly a year.
A drop in the value of office assets at Canary Wharf Group counters good performance in retail and residential.
Bisnow Reports speaks to real estate players at the annual REBNY gala.
Experts from Matan Cos., Prologis, Brookfield, MCB Real Estate and JLL see room for further rent growth in the mid-Atlantic industrial market.
Brookfield has delayed its development plan for years, and local activists are pushing for D.C. to buy the sites and transfer them to a community land trust.
The fund has a 49% stake in an eight-building D.C. office portfolio along with Brookfield Properties, including one building that is going back to the lender.
Brookfield inks four retail leases at The Yards Phase 2, Terreno Realty Corp. buys a D.C. industrial building, White Box Real Estate expands to D.C. and more.
The chain, featuring a restaurant along with bowling and bocce, plans to merge with Banyan Acquisition Corp in a deal that values the combined company at $520M.
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