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Bouwinvest, Tishman Speyer Launch U.S. Office Venture With Chrysler Building As Debut Deal
Bouwinvest invested in the ground lease of the famous Chrysler Building alongside Tishman Speyer, and the pair are planning on buying more U.S. offices.
Sponsored Content: Walker & Dunlop Execs On Dealmaking Volatility, Data Center Risks, Housing
Walker & Dunlop executives explore dealmaking volatility, data center risks and housing trends on this week's Walker Webcast.
Waste Storage Manufacturer Citibin Triples Footprint to 15K SF at Industry City
One man’s trash is another man’s lease expansion. Citibin, a maker of trash, recycling and compost enclosures, has tripled its warehouse and office footprint at Brooklyn’s Industry City, Commercial Observer has learned. Citibin upped its lease from 4,600 to 15,000 square feet in a five-year deal at the Sunset Park campus, where the manufacturer’s inventory,…
The Mamdani Administration’s Embrace of In-House Tech Has Little Room for AI
On a sunny Monday morning in mid-July, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani and several administration officials trekked to Coney Island to announce a new initiative that would deploy small teams of engineers to fix nettlesome problems within city government. The city’s Office of Technology and Innovation (OTI) would manage five Public Interest Technology (PIT) crews…
Welcome to Data Centerville, U.S.A.: How One Asset Class Changed Loudoun County, Va.
Driving past Dulles International Airport and turning onto the newly paved Loudoun County Parkway, stretching six pristine lanes across, the first thing that strikes any observer is the sheer size of the data centers that pepper the immediate horizon. CloudHQ’s LC4 campus is three stories and 1.5 million square feet. QTS’s Ashburn Shellhorn complex runs…
One Week. 2 Schemes. More Than 2,000 London Homes Cancelled
British Land halted Canada Water Phase 2 due to rising costs, impacting London's housing market.
Ireland's Top Resi Developers Plead For Stability After Regulation Roulette
Ireland's top real estate developers called for regulatory stability to attract global investments after years of changes.
Empty Pews On Prime Plots: As Congregations Shrink, Dutch Churches Land On The Property Market
As congregations shrink and consolidate, vacant church properties across the Netherlands are quietly bolstering the property market.
Sunday Summary: Market Slowing Down? Speeding Up? How About Both?
Last week was a good one for Ken Griffin. The billionaire money manager who — along with Vornado Realty Trust and Rudin — is in the midst of one of New York City’s most ambitious developments at 350 Park Avenue, scored a cool $3.3 billion in construction financing for the planned 66-story behemoth. That’s a…
