Rockwood Capital lists its fully leased 230,000-square-foot office building in the Financial District for sale at $180 million with significant lease term and revenue potential.

Lutron Electronics is opening an office in Manhattan's NoMad neighborhood, signing an 11-year lease for 12,074 square feet at Rockrose Development's 11 East 26th Street.

Stephen Ross is unlikely to sell the Miami Dolphins due to the massive capital gains taxes that would come with the sale.

Fitness International is expanding its boutique fitness concept Club Studio with a new location at Orchard Hills Shopping Center in Irvine, offering high-end amenities, boutique classes, and wellness services in a single gym experience.

Slate Property Group and Avenue Realty Capital secure $64 million to refinance 162-unit multifamily property in East Williamsburg with Starwood Capital loan, achieving 96 percent occupancy since opening in February 2025.

The National Bank of Canada has signed a long-term lease for a space at Park Avenue Tower in Midtown Manhattan, showcasing their love for the area.

The Lake Geneva luxury market is booming with a newly-built mansion selling for nearly $8.58 million, surpassing last year's record.

Declaration Partners, backed by David Rubenstein, is raising significant funds for its second real estate act, focusing on industrial assets and multifamily housing projects across the country.

The artificial intelligence boom in San Francisco's Mission Bay is leading to a transformation with Alexandria Real Estate Equities seeking city approval to convert lab space to offices.

Houston condos are suffering a decrease in median price but luxury tier developments remain unaffected and continue to attract strong demand.

Chase Bolding and Charlie Rose plan to scale Invesco Real Estate's platform during a prime time for growth in the commercial real estate market.

Banc of California is expanding its presence in Downtown Los Angeles by securing a new office lease and naming rights for a prominent tower.

Closer Properties acquires five Upper East Side properties for $62.5 million, with plans to develop a luxury condominium building at the intersection of East 79th Street and Lexington Avenue.

Zhang Xin, known for her work in Beijing and Shanghai, is now pursuing her first ground-up development in New York City with a luxury condominium building on the Upper East Side.

Transportation technology firm Verra Mobility is moving its Northeast headquarters to Lower Manhattan's 55 Water Street through a 10-year sublease agreement.

Financier Michael Daffey is erasing Jeffrey Epstein from his former Upper East Side townhouse through a $925,000 renovation, removing elements that were associated with Epstein's alleged crimes.

A joint venture secures $198.5 million to refinance Ridge Hill, a popular open-air retail center in Yonkers, New York, known for its high-quality tenants and prime location.

Restaurateur Stephen Starr to open steakhouse Slim's at luxury Bal Harbour Shops, inspired by the golden age of cinema.

Investors face substantial losses as a loan tied to the distressed Palisades Center mall in New York settles, wiping out lower classes of bonds and causing first-priority investors to lose part of their investment.

Houston real estate visionary Dan Moody Jr., co-founder of Moody Rambin, passes away at 84, leaving a lasting impact on the city's commercial landscape.

Skokie school property to be redeveloped into townhome community by Chicago firm, facing approval challenges.

Law firm Coffey Modica is relocating and expanding its New York City offices to the Financial District's Bankers Trust Building.

Prosper Group is partnering with a Belgian developer on a planned $650 million luxury condo tower in Brickell, Miami, expected to be completed in 2028.

Millionaire Stephen Cloobeck, running for governor of California, knows that money doesn't always solve all challenges, especially after a costly breakup with an OnlyFans model.

An affiliate of Cantor Group involved in tangled transactions on the West Coast also owns luxury rental buildings on the Upper East Side and is embroiled in lawsuits with Zions Bancorp and Western Alliance Bancorp regarding alleged misrepresentation of collateral underlying loans.

Unionized workers at OYO Times Square receive temporary reprieve as fight over building's future rages on.

Jen Yashar, a commercial real estate attorney, is making a career change after 20 years at Fried Frank to join Gibson Dunn and build out the leasing team, focusing on advising developers and landlords on leasing transactions with a specialty in pre-leasing of development sites.

Din Tai Fung, known for its soup dumplings, is expanding to Brooklyn with a new location set to open at The Brook in 2027.

Rok Lending appears to be nearing an end to its legal battle with Miami developer Marlon Gomez over a foreclosed development site in Aventura after a series of bankruptcy filings and failed court maneuvers.

Two recent apartment sales in Chicago reflect the highs and lows of investing in the multifamily market post-pandemic, with local firms seeing varying results when selling to out-of-state buyers.

Delray Beach's planning and zoning board rejects proposal for indoor gun range in industrial district, now headed to city commission.

The burned Pacific Palisades mansion of Luminar Technologies founder and "Succession" featured home has been condemned due to failure to remove fire debris, along with seven other properties, by the City of Los Angeles.

Despite receiving public money and approval from shareholders, the Mitchell-Lama co-op at Inwood Gardens in Manhattan blocked the sale of land to affordable housing developers, leaving the neighborhood without much-needed housing options.

The article discusses the challenges and complexities of recording co-op unit sales and ownership in New York City, shedding light on the archaic methods of record-keeping and the potential risks for property owners.

A minimalist home in Marfa, designed by celebrity photographer Douglas Friedman, hits the market for $3 million boasting spectacular views and luxurious amenities.

Fulton Developers in Highland Park continues to build luxury condos, with plans for a new project featuring penthouses priced at $3.7 million.

Residential and commercial real estate deals in New York City, including the top home sale in West Chelsea and the sale of the Dominick Hotel in Soho, totaling $397 million in transactions over 24 hours on Tuesday, Oct. 21.

850 Third Avenue, a 21-story office building in Midtown Manhattan, is undergoing a full modernized makeover to become a beacon of Class A commercial office space under the M-CORE tax break program.

The Port of Oakland is close to deciding on the company that will determine the future of Howard Terminal, with nine potential developers in the running for the redevelopment project.

Oxbow Development Group is expanding beyond the Pearl district to construct a mixed-use campus in Southtown adjacent to Project Marvel plans, with final approval received for the "Southtown Aldea" project that will include apartments, retail space, and a pedestrian-friendly design.

Jordan Belfort's former Long Island mansion, featured in "The Wolf of Wall Street," has been sold for $6.9 million to a Staten Island couple in an off-market deal.

Southeastern Company is constructing a $100 million apartment project in Montrose, Houston to add 300 housing units to the historic neighborhood, with the complex expected to open in late 2027.

A Brazilian family sold their Palm Beach compound for $25 million in an off-market deal to Delaware buyers.

The rising costs of operating government-funded affordable housing in New York have surged, putting long-term affordability at risk and prompting calls for government intervention to stabilize expenses and prevent a housing crisis.

Banc of California expands presence in downtown Los Angeles through new leasing agreement for office space at 865 South Figueroa Street.

Ben-Josef Group Holdings acquires the Chatwal hotel in Midtown West, ending two long-running legal battles.

Pulte Group purchased a site in Margate for $17.7 million to build a townhome community called "Coral Edge" as part of their expansion in Broward County.

Uptown landlord Harwood International is facing its third office foreclosure this year, with Harwood No.1 heading to auction next month.

Chicago's historic Field Building is set to undergo a $100 million makeover to convert vacant offices into 386 apartments, part of the city's LaSalle Street Reimagined initiative.

Global Asset Management, led by Albert Rabizadeh, acquired two commercial condominium units on Manhattan's Upper East Side for $22 million from Acadia Realty Trust.

The historic office building at 260 California Street in San Francisco's Financial District experienced a dramatic 60 percent valuation drop due to decreasing occupancy and cash flow, with Google and Citibank among the departing tenants.

Triten Real Estate Partners and TPG Angelo Gordon secure $100 million loan to refinance industrial outdoor storage properties across multiple states, showcasing resilience in the face of market challenges.

Longtime California real estate investor Andrew Stupin faces lawsuits totaling over $270 million in alleged bad loans, with allegations also involving Gerald Marcil and multiple banks.

Fort Partners settled a legal battle with Related Ross to move forward with a buyout of a West Palm Beach condominium, including multiple waterfront sites.

Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are working on a $50 billion master plan to reconstruct Gaza while using their real estate backgrounds to establish trust and secure financing.

The apartment building on the Eagles' Hotel California album cover is facing foreclosure auction due to a $29.4 million unpaid debt balance.

CHI and FBCHP secure $40.5 million in funding for affordable senior housing project in response to "Silver Tsunami" demand.

Argentina is partnering with OpenAI to build a $25 billion data center in Patagonia to become a regional tech powerhouse in Latin America.

CSC Real Estate acquires an assemblage in Lower Manhattan from A.M. Property Holding for $45.2 million, potentially considering an office-to-residential conversion at the site.

J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon unveils the $4 billion headquarters at 270 Park Avenue in Manhattan, signaling the city's office market recovery post-pandemic.