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NEW YORK CITY—The boutique Midtown office and retail building, said to be part of a larger deal for three buildings, features nearly 89,000 square feet of space.
MIAMI—Just how hot is Brickell office space? One building alone inked 15 leases—including nine renewals and expansions—totaling nearly 53,000 square feet. But competition from the suburbs is rising.
NEW YORK CITY—Following the change, Forest City welcomes back Susi Yu—who left the firm 13 years ago to join Howard Hughes Corp.—and names her EVP of residential development.
“Orlando is a hot hotel market right now due to the strong RevPar growth we have witnessed over the past several years,” HFF's Michael Weinberg tells GlobeSt.com.
Capital sources are looking outside of traditional locations to place investments. As alternative sources try to remain active in Los Angeles and the surrounding areas, how are they capitalizing on less touched markets and how is capital getting creative? Where do both the risks and opportunities lie?