MG Developer secured a $39 million construction loan from Pine Bay Capital for The George, a luxurious townhome project in Coral Gables with units starting at $5.9 million.

Austin's housing supply is surging, offering homebuyers more options and negotiation power in a region that ranks second nationally in active listings behind Denver.

Empire State Realty Trust continues to expand its presence in Williamsburg, Brooklyn by purchasing two properties for $31 million.

Jab Real Estate plans to convert the former Briar Street Theater in Lakeview into a 66-unit mixed-use complex with ground-floor retail and a five-story addition, designed by Moth Architects.

Proposed state legislation could preempt San Francisco's local zoning laws around transit stops, sparking concern over displacement and gentrification despite claims it will increase housing growth and transit use.

Rechler Equity Partners secures a $120 million loan to refinance a business park in the Hamptons, including an Amazon distribution warehouse, highlighting the demand for industrial space on Long Island's East End.

Hines plans to develop a master-planned community in League City with over 2,600 single-family homes, aligning with the city's west side master plan.

Vanbarton Group secures $250 million loan from Eldridge Real Estate Credit for office-to-residential conversion of 1011 First Avenue, marking Eldridge's first conversion loan in New York.

Luzzatto Company secures new loan for creative office campus in L.A. after defaulting on debt tied to former headquarters.

Bridge Industrial plans to buy and demolish Ford City Mall in Chicago, replacing it with a 913,000-square-foot logistics complex, marking a significant retail-to-industrial conversion in the city's history.

Toronto's preconstruction condo market is in crisis, with a fivefold increase in project cancellations from 2022 to 2025 due to rising costs, high interest rates, and plummeting sales, potentially leading to a significant housing supply shortage in the city by 2028.

California is establishing a new state agency solely focused on housing and homelessness in an effort to streamline affordable housing financing systems and address the state's housing crisis.

Miami Beach luxury real estate market saw a slow week with only 10 contracts signed, including the pending sale of Barton G.'s waterfront mansion for $34.5 million.

Emerald Creek Capital provides a $22.7 million loan for the acquisition of a mixed-use industrial site in Smyrna, Tennessee by a joint venture between Alpaca Real Estate and LRC Properties.

Zara founder Amancio Ortega's family office purchased the Hotel Banke in Paris for $113 million, expanding their global real estate investments to include high-end hotels.

Coworking firm Industrious announces new leadership team appointments and expansion plans after being acquired by CBRE.

LanCarte Commercial Real Estate has taken over leasing duties for multiple office buildings in Sundance Square, marking a move away from the previous in-house leasing approach by Sundance Square Management.

Urbana Partners of Buenos Aires purchases four multifamily properties in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn for $24.2 million from Tryline Capital Management.

Continental Properties secures $46.6 million HUD-backed loan to refinance Iowa multifamily property, with plans for repairs and future capital expenditures.

The Conference Board is moving its New York City office a block north in Midtown East to 875 Third Avenue.

The city's decision to preserve Elizabeth Street Garden by rezoning other sites for affordable housing has outraged developers and set a controversial precedent for future affordable housing projects in NYC.

Chicago is facing a $1 billion budget gap, potentially leading to property tax levy despite resistance.

A Florida appeals court ruling in favor of holdout owners at Biscayne 21 impacts Two Roads Development's luxury condo project and establishes new legal precedent for termination requirements.

Brookfield Asset Management expands industrial portfolio in Sun Belt by acquiring 3.6 million square feet of properties in top markets.

Bramshill Investments is relocating to a larger office in Manhattan at Park 53, doubling its footprint in a move driven by growth and commitment to its team's experience.

Kennedy Wilson and Pacific Housing affiliate purchases Bella Vista at Hilltop apartment complex in Richmond for $225 million, with 1,008 units, some designated for affordable housing.

Irvine City Council is considering placing Irvine Company's proposed 3,100-unit housing development at Oak Creek Golf Club on a future election ballot, facing opposition due to a 1988 voter-approved measure preserving the site as open space.

Maddd Equities and Joy Construction refinanced their luxury multifamily building, The Lewis, in Hudson Yards with a $96.5 million loan from Värde Partners.

Kimco Realty secures new tenants for Mary Brickell Village, while Kanner & Pintaluga move headquarters to BH Group's The Eclipse and Kendra Scott opens at Town Center at Boca Raton.

Indicted developer Kenneth Mattson is looking to sell properties in Piedmont and Del Mar to fund his defense against federal charges of orchestrating a Ponzi scheme, however, prosecutors oppose the sale due to forfeiture concerns and suspect the couple has other assets to draw from.

The U.S. life sciences real estate market is experiencing a slowdown due to shrinking federal support, decreased tenant demand, and oversupply of lab space in San Diego, forcing developers and landlords to recalibrate in the face of uncertain economic conditions.

David Fischer, CEO of Suburban Collection, sells his Manhattan co-op for $35 million, the most expensive of 19 properties asking $4 million or more in the borough last week.

Crescent Heights plans to convert Ten Thousand luxury apartments in Century City into condos, potentially the largest condo conversion project in Los Angeles since the 1970s.

Elliott Investment Management and Probis acquire debt for 101 Mission Street office building in SF, potentially positioning themselves to take ownership from current owner Vanbarton Group.

New leadership appointments and team expansions are reshaping the real estate landscape in South Florida.

Midtown office building faces financial struggles and decreased property value as owner plans renovations to attract tenants in Houston's struggling office market.

Los Angeles is becoming a vibrant hub for proptech startups and investors, with a growing ecosystem that attracts talent and funding.

Three new food and beverage options are coming to Williamsburg, with tenants signing long-term leases for spaces ranging from 500 to 3,000 square feet.

State prosecutors dropped a sexual battery charge against Ohad Fisherman due to video evidence that cast doubt on his involvement, while the case against Oren and Alon Alexander is still ongoing.

Chicago's real estate market is buzzing with news of major development projects, high-profile legal disputes, record-setting residential sales, and ongoing growth in the multifamily market.

Santana Row in San Jose is getting a new 258-unit apartment complex after foot traffic rebounded post-pandemic, while plans for the redevelopment of the historic California Theatre in Berkeley have been canceled.

New York City has become the most expensive city in the entire world to develop real estate, with costs averaging $534 per square foot, driven by high labor prices and demand for new construction.

Real estate mogul Charles Cohen faces mounting legal pressure with his superyacht seized and office property heading towards foreclosure.

Chad Phillips appointed global head of Nuveen Real Estate after successful career with the company.

Nvidia potentially leasing office space in Austin signals a renewed interest from the tech sector, while Tony Parker's luxury mansion with a Nandos restaurant is being marketed by a Twitch streamer, and a data center proposal in Dallas faces rejection.

Los Angeles was hit with financial distress including plummeting property values, high vacancies, and canceled federal office leases due to various issues impacting the real estate market.

The article discusses the influx of businesses and pets in the Hamptons, as well as the controversy surrounding the potential reopening of the Maidstone Gun Club.

Michael Loeb, venture capitalist, is suing his neighbor over alleged water damage to his townhouse on 41 East 72nd Street, seeking reimbursement for over $180,000 in repair costs.

On Friday, July 11, there were 224 deals totaling $342 million in New York City, with top residential sales including a $20 million co-op on the Upper East Side and a commercial sale in East Williamsburg for $24.2 million.

The article discusses a new super PAC forming to raise funds to oppose Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic mayoral nominee, despite the potential flaws in their approach.

Governor Newsom discusses potential strain on California Wildfire Fund, Mayor Bass signs executive directive on immigration enforcement, and DTLA multifamily occupancy remains high despite commercial challenges.

One California Plaza in Downtown Los Angeles is in foreclosure after facing high vacancies and tenant departures, with its appraised value significantly reduced below its outstanding debt.

Amancio Ortega's Ponte Gadea is poised to acquire the Sabadell Financial Center in Miami's Brickell for approximately $275 million, potentially marking the biggest office sale in South Florida this year.

A federal judge denied REBNY's request to halt New York City's FARE Act requiring landlords to pay broker fees while its appeal is pending, stating that the group has not shown a strong likelihood of success.

The Los Angeles City Planning Commission has approved Jade Enterprises' proposal for the South Park Towers project in Downtown Los Angeles, featuring a hotel, residential units, and commercial space.

Luna Park, a historic stadium in Buenos Aires owned by the Catholic Church, is set to undergo a $34 million renovation led by DF Entertainment and Live Nation, with the goal of modernizing the venue while preserving its historic character.

New Jersey real estate influencer Cesar Pina is facing federal charges for running a Ponzi-like scheme, laundering drug money, and bribing a local official.

Longpoint acquired a grocery-anchored shopping center in Miramar for $34 million, adding to their recent activity in South Florida's industrial and retail markets.

JLL appoints Lee McKenna to lead health care real estate operations in Central and South Texas, highlighting Texas expansion and coordination between Austin and San Antonio markets.

Developers face potential foreclosure on Garment District office buildings due to unpaid rent and electricity bills.