Kadima Developers is launching a $70 million mixed-use condo project in Hallandale Beach, with plans for 121 condos, retail spaces, and luxurious amenities.

Brookfield and Tredway purchase majority ownership of four affordable multifamily buildings in Coney Island, planning upgrades and services to benefit the community.

On June 18, there were 122 real estate deals totaling $193.5 million in New York City, with notable transactions including a $20 million purchase of two condominiums at Extell Development Group's 50 West 66th Street and Frito-Lay's sale of a warehouse complex in Hunts Point for $37.6 million.

Real estate groups blocked some state bills, but saw mixed results overall in the legislative session, with wins for some groups like office landlords and setbacks for construction unions and pro-housing advocates.

Oak Row Equities secured a $210.5 million construction loan for a 324-unit multifamily tower in Edgewater amid a South Florida construction financing flurry.

Two Chicago aldermen seek to remove their wards from an anti-gentrification ordinance they previously supported due to legal concerns and unintended market disruptions.

CP Group hired Stream Realty Partners to handle leasing for Atlanta's largest office complex, Piedmont Center, purchased for $200 million out of foreclosure after the previous owner defaulted on a $330 million loan.

Gordon Property Group secures $50 million loan to refinance luxury multifamily asset in Manhattan's Carnegie Hill neighborhood.

Keyway uses artificial intelligence to review real estate leases faster and more accurately than traditional methods, saving clients time and money while increasing efficiency.

Realty Bancorp, led by Norman Kravets, faces imminent monetary default on a $67.5 million CMBS loan secured by five office properties in suburban Los Angeles County, including the Los Angeles Rams headquarters.

The most expensive residential sale in the Chicago area this year was a $12 million lakefront estate in Winnetka.

Saeed and Justin Kohanoff are selling their custom-built Brentwood home at 822 North Kenter Avenue for $45 million due to the home being too large for just them and their wife after their youngest children left for college.

Texas Instruments is investing $60 billion in semiconductor manufacturing, with completion of the first plant in the Sherman mega-campus and chip shipments expected by the end of the year.

The value of the Willis Tower is uncertain, ranging from $999 million to $1.4 billion, with recent assessments considering the Skydeck tourist attraction in the valuation.

Immocorp Ventures secures $117 million construction loan for 382-unit multifamily project in West Palm Beach.

Trammell Crowe acquires development site in rezoned section of Soho for $14.7 million with plans to build 27 stories of rental units, bypassing historic preservation restrictions.

Richard Saghian, who acquired "The One" megamansion for $141 million, has moved into a temporary home in Beverly Hills while waiting for his new mega mansion to be ready.

Prometheus Real Estate Group secures $80 million loan for housing development in Los Altos after overcoming years of setbacks and financing difficulties.

Gotham Organization secures $460 million debt package to refinance multifamily development in Hell's Kitchen neighborhood.

Mack Real Estate is putting up the retail condo portion of the historic Brill Building for sale, fully leased with CVS as an anchor tenant and unique advertising perks.

Orange County has a higher volume of office space conversions planned compared to Los Angeles due to stronger fundamentals and land values.

A nine-story affordable housing project with 196 units is proposed for a Regional Transportation District parking lot in South Denver, with all apartments considered affordable.

Mast Capital and BH Group acquired the majority of units at Bayshore Park in Coconut Grove for at least $20 million, planning to redevelop the site into a luxury condo building with a $28 million loan from BridgeInvest.

The Federal Reserve maintained interest rates but hinted at possible rate cuts in the future due to economic uncertainty and inflation concerns, impacting the commercial real estate industry.

Greystar acquires multifamily building in Malden, Massachusetts for $112.5 million and rebrands it as Avana Cliffside, expanding their Greater Boston portfolio with involvement in life sciences development.

The Midtown South Mixed-Use Plan, which aims to create 9,700 new housing units in Midtown South, has been approved by the New York City Planning Commission and now awaits further approval.

Bridge Investment Group has acquired its second Frito-Lay distribution center in New York City, this time in the Bronx, for $37.6 million.

A distressed $103 million CMBS loan backing a Washington, D.C., office portfolio enters special servicing due to weak performance and lack of renovations in a market with excess office space and decreased tenant demand.

Blue Cane Properties purchased a distressed drug treatment facility near Lake Worth Beach for $15.6 million and secured Banyan Treatment Centers to move into the building.

A $55 million Beverly Park mansion, once owned by Mark Wahlberg, is in contract to be sold for $68 million after being purchased by an LLC reportedly tied to a Chinese billionaire.

Jacob Fulop plans to construct a 120-unit residential project with ground-floor retail in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn after purchasing the site along with adjacent lots for $5.5 million and being involved in other real estate transactions.

An imminent default on a $69 million CMBS loan tied to five office properties in Los Angeles County has led to the transfer of the loan to special servicing.

FrontView REIT ousted its CFO due to contract violation, prompting investor uncertainty.

The owners of United Center are planning a $7 billion development, having spent over $100 million on land acquisitions since 2022.

Netflix is opening a 100,000-square-foot fan experience center called Netflix House at Galleria Dallas by the end of 2025, featuring attractions based on popular Netflix shows and offering themed escape and game rooms, physical competitions, retro challenges, and rotating new experiences.

Bob Vila, of "This Old House" fame, sold his Palm Beach waterfront home for $33 million, a significant decrease from its initial $52.9 million listing, with representation from Christian Angle Real Estate.

Eastchester Gardens in the Bronx, one of the oldest public housing developments in New York, is set to undergo a complete renovation thanks to $231 million in funding, providing residents with modern, updated homes and a higher quality of life.

Miami Design District Associates, along with partners Hunter Pasteur and The Forbes Company, secured a $125 million construction loan for a 107-unit apartment project in the Miami Design District, continuing the trend of multifamily development in South Florida.

Up Campus Properties is suing OC Ventures for allegedly improperly canceling a contract to purchase the Letterman Apartments, seeking court intervention to enforce the sale.

The Senate's proposed tax and spending bill aims to make Opportunity Zones a permanent part of the tax code, with redesignations every decade, while the House of Representatives wants to extend the program to 2033.

NYC Elite's gymnastics studio in Tribeca has signed a 20-year lease renewal at 40 Worth Street, solidifying its commitment to the community and young athletes.

Mark Caller, a developer accused of bribing a city official, claims prosecutors misrepresented his longstanding relationship with the official and is moving to get the charges thrown out.

StretchLab, a mobility-improving studio, has leased retail space at the Jasper in Long Island City, becoming one of many businesses enhancing the resident experience in the area.

Griffis Residential purchases multifamily tower in Downtown West Palm Beach for $87 million, with a $57.7 million acquisition loan provided by JLL Real Estate Capital.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur James Ingallinera proposes tech campus called Frontier Valley seeking "Freedom City" status from Trump at former Alameda Point naval base, facing dismissal from local officials.

Macerich is moving its NYC office to a new location at 825 Third Avenue, where they signed a 13-year lease at $96 per square-foot.

Miami Design District owners are adding rental housing to the luxury shopping mall with financing from Amerant Bank and Bank Hapoalim, as part of a larger expansion including retail space and potential future developments.

The Eric Adams administration is partnering with BFC Partners on a 420-unit affordable housing development at 1709 Surf Avenue in Coney Island, with the city providing $90 million in subsidies as part of a larger initiative to bring around 1,100 homes to the area.

Developers Levinson and Malinasky propose 422-unit multifamily project on former church site in Fort Lauderdale's Progresso Village, part of a trend in South Florida of redeveloping religious sites.

Spruce Properties expands into Charlotte, North Carolina with the acquisition of Evolve at Parkway for $68.8 million.

Regional Center of Orange County is expanding its headquarters in Santa Ana by leasing an additional 20,589 square feet at the Tustin Centre complex, making it the largest office lease in Orange County this year.

Studio Pilates International is expanding its presence in New York City with the opening of its first Manhattan location in Harlem.

Serendipity Labs leases former WeWork office space in Costa Mesa as part of Orange County expansion.

Shaya Prager faces a fourth foreclosure lawsuit at his Minneapolis office park due to missed payments and unpaid property taxes, adding to his legal troubles across multiple states related to complex ground lease structures and significant borrowings totaling $3 billion.

Texas voters will decide in November on constitutional amendments regarding property taxes, while other measures such as THC bans, stricter housing finance requirements, and restrictions on foreign buyers were passed by the Texas Legislature.

New York City leads the country in the number of apartments being converted from office space, with over 8,300 units currently in the pipeline.

Compass faces challenges and significant headwinds in 2025 despite being cash-flow positive, with its stock falling after missing revenue and earnings estimates and facing competition in private listings from Zillow and MLS policy changes.

Former mayor Mike Bloomberg endorsed Andrew Cuomo for mayor and poured $5 million into a pro-Cuomo political action committee in opposition to democratic socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani, reflecting Bloomberg's strong capitalism beliefs and dislike for socialism.

On June 17, there were about 180 deals recorded in New York City totaling $263.5 million, with the top residential deal being a $8.3 million condo on the Upper West Side and the top commercial deal being a $15.9 million elementary school building in the Bronx.

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