Category: Commercial Real Estate
An In-depth Q&A with Michael A. Rosenberg
As we navigate the final quarter of the year and prepare for 2023, two words come to mind: “What’s next?” Uncertainty can be uncomfortable, but it gives us an opportunity to plan our next...
Read Full PostBrooklyn nursing home tops mid-market investment sales
By Pat Ralph at The Real Deal With rents rising and a slowdown in new apartment construction on the horizon, mid-market investors continue to target multifamily assets in New York City. Eight transactions involving commercial properties...
Read Full PostMcDonald’s Returns to Times Square With a $40 Million, 20-Year Lease
By Max Gross at Commercial Observer Broadway loves a big revival, and McDonald’s loves Broadway. The golden arches signed a 20-year, $40 million lease with Jeff Sutton’s Wharton Properties at 661 Eighth Avenue right across the street from the Port Authority Bus...
Read Full PostIs Airbnb playing a role in NYC’s skyrocketing rents?
A new report says there are more short-term rentals available in the city than standard ones Written By: The Real Deal Looking to rent an apartment in New York City? Maybe you should...
Read Full PostCommercial leasing: Reexamining force majeure in the post-COVID landscape
By: Leah Laframboise, Clay Pulliam, and Christina Sprecher of Reuters The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on commercial leasing was immediate and severe. Landlords and tenants were faced with challenges of a type and...
Read Full PostManhattan retail rents tick up as recovery slogs along
Nine of 17 corridors saw asking rents rise as tenants face supply chain, labor issues By Sasha Jones at The Real Deal Manhattan retail rents are on the rise but remain below pre-pandemic peaks....
Read Full PostNine Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today
Suddenly finding itself with too much space, Amazon is looking to sublease some of its excess warehouse space, reports Bloomberg. Despite rate hikes, the Mortgage Bankers Association expects CRE lending volume to hold steady...
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