Live aggregation of Skyline Properties and Robert Khodadadian posts across 13 platforms. NYC commercial real estate market commentary, deal announcements, ground-lease insights, and office-to-residential conversion analysis — pulled directly from each platform's public feed.
<![CDATA[Law firm Cole, Scott & Kissane is expanding in Dadeland, Fla., after signing a 21,000-square-foot office lease. The firm will occupy a full floor at the 18-story One Datran office building at 9100 South Dadeland Boulevard, adjacent to the Dadeland South Metrorail station, sandwiched between Palmetto Expressway and Route 1. The lease runs for 10 […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[Canada-based fashion retailer Garage is taking over the iconic retail corner at RFR Holding’s 160 Fifth Avenue for its second New York City store, Commercial Observer has learned. Garage is a fashion brand catering to Gen Z and Millennials and is owned by the publicly traded global retailer Group Dynamite. Garage’s new store on the […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[The commercial real estate industry will now be closely monitoring every word of Kevin Warsh. The U.S. Senate approved Warsh’s nomination as the next Federal Reserve chair Wednesday in a 54-to-45 vote nearly completely along party lines. Warsh’s confirmation comes three and a half months after President Donald Trump nominated the former Fed governor to […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[VTEX, a publicly traded tech platform that streamlines business operations, is moving its offices a little closer to Bryant Park, Commercial Observer has learned. The company signed a 5,672-square-foot lease at APF Properties’ 286 Madison Avenue, where it will occupy the entire 14th floor in a possible relocation from nearby 11 East 44th Street, according […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[Mapletree Investments has purchased a 96.8-acre development site in Manalapan, N.J., with plans to transform it into a logistics facility. The Singapore-based investment and development firm spent approximately $100 million on the acquisition, a source close to the deal told Commercial Observer. The identity of the seller, represented by JLL‘s Paul Torosian and Larry Maister, […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[Mayor Zohran Mamdani is feeling the need for SPEED. New York City’s municipal government continues to whittle away at barriers to housing development, with the Mamdani administration announcing Wednesday another suite of changes to the approval process. Housing projects seeking zoning changes could see rapid progress in the “pre-certification” process, down from two years to […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[TSCG, a retail-only commercial real estate brokerage based in Atlanta, has promoted Nichole Popovics to president, the company announced Wednesday. Popovics, who was previously executive vice president and managing director at TSCG, will succeed Sam Latone. The former president will continue as the firm’s co-CEO alongside David Birnbrey and simultaneously transition into a new position […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[The Durst Organization’s One World Trade Center is on trend, according to W Magazine. The American fashion and culture publication signed a long-term, 12,456-square-foot lease on the 46th floor of the 104-story Financial District office tower for its new headquarters, according to tenant broker Avison Young. W Magazine, founded in 1972, is currently helmed by […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[Forus, an artificial intelligence company formerly known as Tandem, has inked a 25,200-square-foot lease at Zar Property NY’s 109 Wooster Street in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood, Commercial Observer has learned. The company, which focuses on modernizing medication access and health care operations, will occupy the entire second and third floors of the six-story building between Spring […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[Upscale fitness center Composure Club inked a 13,900-square-foot lease in Boca Raton, Fla., Commercial Observer has learned. The wellness concept, which signed a 10-year lease, is set to open its first location by the end of the year at 500 Northeast Spanish River Boulevard, just west of the Dixie Highway. “We designed the club to […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[The commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) market is warming up to Manhattan’s Midtown office market in the height of spring. A joint venture between Brookfield and the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) has secured a $1.9 billion CMBS loan to refinance its 2 Manhattan West property that debuted in 2023. The Wells Fargo-led deal follows a $1.8 […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[Stagg Group, a Bronx-based real estate development company, has filed plans with the New York City Department of Buildings to bring a 68-unit residential tower to 29-12 Hoyt Avenue South in Astoria, Queens. The filing calls for the construction of a nine-story, 82,960-square-foot residential building. Minkuk Kim of Mk Architect Studio is the registered applicant, […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[Richard Kessler has been promoted to the first-ever CEO of Benenson Capital Partners, Commercial Observer has learned. Kessler has since 1998 served as chief operating officer of the development company run by three members of the Benenson family, essentially operating in a “de facto CEO role,” the company said. He will now officially be made […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[The upcoming WeWork floors at 511 Fifth Avenue are designed to look less like a tech startup loft and more like a boutique hotel lobby. The coworking giant earlier this year leased four floors encompassing roughly 37,000 square feet of the Beaux Arts building between East 42nd and East 43rd streets. Bold plans for the […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[Sun River Health, a network of medical facilities with locations around the five boroughs, has renewed its 6,704-square-foot medical office lease at 2510 Westchester Avenue in the Bronx, building owner Simone Development Companies announced Tuesday. The health care provider has been in the space at the three-story building between Seabury and Commerce avenues in Westchester […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[Romero Britto has expanded his art studio in Miami’s Little River neighborhood. The Brazilian artist and sculptor paid $5.2 million for a 57,187-square-foot industrial building, according to Jason Zarco of the Percal Zarco Group, who represented the buyer. Doug Levine, the founder of Crunch Fitness, sold the 1.3-acre property at 810 Northwest 72nd Street. The […]]]>
View on Blogger →<![CDATA[Realterm, a global investment manager that focuses on the transportation industry, has announced the acquisition of 935 Garrison Avenue, a 1-acre industrial outdoor storage (IOS) site in the Bronx’s Hunts Point neighborhood. This acquisition marks Realterm’s fifth industrial property in the Bronx. The seller is Metro PH 935 Garrison, an LLC linked to Barry Haskell, […]]]>
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