This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet: Shuttered Marriott Sells For Huge Discount

The biggest leases, sales and loans in NYC this week.

Making The Transition To High-Efficiency VRF Systems To Create A Greener Future

Carrier is providing tax incentives and rebates for commercial building owners to adopt its more energy-efficient VRF systems and products.

Activist Investor Wins Spot On Aimco Board After Months Of Agitating

Land & Buildings got one of its two nominees elected to the Aimco board of directors.

‘Let’s File Now’: Developers Aim To Avoid Fee Hike On Boston Labs But May Delay Construction

Mayor Michelle Wu's proposed linkage fee increase would be the largest hike for life sciences development since the fees were created in the 1980s.

Harbor Group, Buyer Of Black Rock Building, Hires New CIO To Buy More Offices

Mike Nathan will join Harbor Group in New York, and handle the firm's office investment platform.

Multifamily Market Approaches ‘Hydrogen-Bomb Scenario’ As CMBS Loans Come Due

Multifamily landlords face $8B of CMBS loans coming due just this year while loans in the sector look "especially wobbly."

Blackstone's $271M Loan Backing 11 Manhattan Buildings Sent To Special Servicer

Blackstone's loan is for $271M is securitized by 637 units.

Why Moody’s Chief Economist Mark Zandi Is So Optimistic About The U.S. Economy

Moody's Chief Economist Mark Zandi knows the U.S. is facing headwinds, but he's not concerned about a recession. Find out why.

CRE Lending To Contract 15% This Year, MBA Predicts

Much of the decline will be associated with multifamily deals, the organization says.

Key Bridge Marriott Developer Stopped Paying Security, Taxes Before Building Was Condemned

Woodridge Capital Partners and Oaktree Capital Management appear close to abandoning their plans for a 450-unit redevelopment of the Arlington property.