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NEW YORK CITY—Plans call for the residential conversion of the iconic hotel, which was originally designed in 1927 by architect Andrew Thomas, and completely renovated in 1984.
WHITE PLAINS—Earlier this week, the city released a request for expression of interest (RFEI) for the White Plains Transit District, which consists of four parcels of land totalling 4.5 acres.
SAN DIEGO—Technology is not slowing down—in fact, autonomous vehicles are imminent—so the real estate sector needs to get with the program and begin learning about today's and tomorrow's technology now, say speakers at Realcomm.
WASHINGTON, DC--"We are working on coming up with a new leasing model that gives owners a higher level of service, more resources and that makes them more competitive."
CALABASAS, CA—A slight weakness in absorption and a bit too much construction made for a softer first quarter. But it's only a snapshot of an otherwise continually strong multifamily market, says John Sebree of Marcus & Millichap.
CHICAGO—Developers have already looked beyond the Loop to places like Goose Island, and now Condor Partners will establish a foothold on the South Side.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—In evaluating key economic and CRE indicators over the last few quarters, it's pretty difficult to conclude there has been any clear-cut effect on the industry through Trump's first months in office, C&W executives tell GlobeSt.com.