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The Nasdaq fell 5.52% after Democrats won Congress, sparking a tech sell‑off that may affect AI‑tenant office leases, with firms like SpaceX and Palantir eyeing up to 400,000 sq ft in Manhattan.
A strength training brand has signed a retail lease on Manhattan’s Upper East Side.
The Los Angeles-based investment firm acquired the asset at 5550 Wilshire Boulevard, a residential and retail property developed in 2010, at what Decron described as a substantial discount to replacement cost.
Brooklyn-based Borough Developers has acquired a major mixed-use development site in Downtown Brooklyn, right across from the new retail project at a former Macy’s, Commercial Observer has learned.
The asset management firm is moving within SL Green Realty’s portfolio from One Vanderbilt to 37,563 square feet on the entire 28th floor at 245 Park Avenue on an eight-year lease, according to the real estate investment trust (REIT).
Florida leads America's burger boom with 143.3 million visitors in 2025
The athleisure giant is scaling back its North American storefront expansion and pop-up strategy following a period of flagging revenue and sales growth.
ID Plans CSO Jordan Hearin discusses how digitizing physical property data streamlines leasing, management, and construction for major commercial real estate owners and multi-site operators.
Adler Partners , an owner and operator in the U.S. industrial space, has secured $343 million to recapitalize select assets in its fourth commercial real estate investment fund aft
The 229,926-square-foot shopping center at 1630 East 15th Street sold for $31 million to Michael Berfield’s Bridges Development Group, according to broker JLL.
High-end fitness operators claimed four of the ten largest retail leases in New York City in 2025, with major gym deals taking the two top spots
Supermarket chain Ideal Marketplace has renewed the lease on its 14,770-square-foot store in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood.
Dealmakers report a 21 percent increase in transactions as investors target stabilized independent and assisted living properties in secondary and tertiary markets.
Prolific developer Charney Companies has acquired a historic residential building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Commercial Observer has learned.
The long-standing 48-lane Whitestone Lanes bowling alley in Queens will be redeveloped into a 415-unit multifamily housing complex following a $45 million site acquisition.
Three adjacent lots in the Bronx’s Mott Haven neighborhood have been snapped up for a series of ground-up, 99-unit housing developments.
DelShah Capital has purchased two mixed-use residential properties in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The Michael Shah -led firm bought 227 Grand Street and 456 Grand Street — the latter o
Private equity firm Kohlberg is relocating its New York City offices within Midtown East.
A thermochemical energy company that provides power on demand for heavy industrial users and operators has moved its corporate base to San Diego as it transitions to commercial scale.
In the era of supply chain and trade uncertainty, third-party logistics (3PL) and distribution firms are again driving warehouse leasing activity in the nation’s largest industrial real estate market.
Trampoline parks and challenge rooms plot huge expansion with 721 new locations.
One of the world’s largest companies has acquired a building in Southern California that it uses for its grocery and food distribution in a deal that’s equal to roughly $440 a square foot.
Amazon launches logistics service, targeting 3PLs with 30M SF of industrial space
Major REITs like Welltower and Ventas are utilizing advanced data science to dominate off-market acquisitions within the senior living sector.