Commercial Real Estate

The price of $504 million is a record for a single rental property in the city, but much less than Greenland wanted.

A 2-million-square-foot project in West Palm Beach is the latest example of the New York real estate community’s enthusiasm for South Florida.

U.S. real-estate developers are delaying major office projects already under way or in the planning stages, discouraged by high vacancy rates and the reduction in workspace demand resulting from remote work. 

The Waldorf Astoria residential tower is a test case for new techniques to withstand hurricane-force winds and ensure stability.

The investment firm KKR & Co., Inc. is raising its bet on the apartment market with the $357 million purchase of Presidential City.

Rents have risen 25% over the past two years, and inflation is eating into how much people have left to spend on housing. 

Some companies are saving money on space by alternating days in a workplace with other firms.

Investors and those looking to relocate are scouring for deals in a region where home prices have soared in recent years.

More than 50,000 manufactured homes were shipped as of May, a 31% increase from the same period in 2020.

The industrial space market is being squeezed by growing supply and moderating demand.

A mall in a Massachusetts town recently sold for a fraction of its value only a decade earlier, another sign that regional malls are sitting out a recovery in retail real estate.

A mortgage-fraud scheme used fake passports to get a Ferrari, luxury watches and millions in cash.

Bricks-and-mortar store owners are emerging from the pandemic with surprising strength, posting some of their best numbers in years and plotting expansions as more Americans venture out to buy things again.

The city plans to provide millions of dollars in subsidies to revitalize the LaSalle Street corridor.

Dajia Insurance is trying to capitalize on a surge in travel after taking over the properties from China’s Anbang Insurance.

Florida regulations were put in place in response to the deadly collapse of Champlain Towers in Surfside last year.

Rents declined on a monthly basis in August following new apartment construction and weaker consumer sentiment. 

Investors from China who once snapped up American office buildings and hotels have sold a net $23.6 billion of U.S. commercial properties in recent years.

Andreessen Horowitz’s investment in the WeWork co-founder’s new company Flow gives the venture-capital firm a stake in apartment buildings.

More builders eye growing region as an alternative to more crowded Miami or the increasingly bustling city of Miami Beach.