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- Longtime Ford Motor exec sells Venetian Islands estate for $18M
Jacques Nasser and 445-441 East Rivo Alto Miami Beach (Courtesy of Dora Puig / Luxe Living Realty) Lebanese-Australian business executive and philanthropist Jacques Nasser sold
- DC Apartments Change Hands in $40M Deal
Swedish investor Akelius has acquired the Rittenhouse Apartments, a 208-unit apartment building in Washington’s Brightwood neighborhood, from Nuveen Real Estate for $40.2 million, a record
- SitusAMC acquires Cohen Financial
SitusAMC Holdings Corp., a provider of services and technologies to the real estate finance industry, has acquired the third-party loan servicing and asset management platform of
- Shaq buys a Las Vegas home near his chicken restaurant
NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal has paid $765,000 for a Las Vegas home a few miles south of the Big Chicken restaurant he opened in 2018.
- Viewing ‘Chicagohenge’: How it works
During equinoxes, the rising and setting sun lines up with Chicago’s east-west street grid, creating spectacular views as the sun is framed in Chicago’s skyline
- Investors bank on urban real estate comeback
Despite the endless trend stories about urbanites fleeing to the suburbs, investors are counting on the strong recovery of real estate in large cities. During
- Luxury homebuilder Bart Reines buys waterfront LaGorce Island home
58 La Gorce Circle Miami Beach & Bart Reines (Credit: Google Maps) Luxury homebuilder Bart Reines bought a waterfront home on Miami Beach’s La Gorce
- HUD Veteran Joins Greystone, Focused on Healthcare and Multifamily
Patrick Berry, a 35-year veteran of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), has joined one of the country’s largest and most prominent
- Breakfast links: DC will provide grants for restaurants to prepare for cold weather
DC plans to help restaurants winterize their outdoor spaces To help local restaurants survive the winter, the District has announced a new program to provide
- Madison International Realty leases bigger office from Tishman Speyer
Madison International Realty and CBRE announced that Madison, a leading real estate private equity firm, has signed a 12-year lease with Tishman Speyer for 25,000 s/f
- 8 things you need to know this morning
Good morning Baltimore! It is so crisp and cool out, I love it. I picked up some gorgeous mums this weekend from my local grocery
- ADT invests in Percepta Labs, a startup developing shoplifting detection technology
The security technology giant will work with the startup to test, develop and launch its product.
- 2 popular Florida breweries opening locations in downtown Orlando
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- How WeWork’s Model of Returning to the Office Could Help Your Business
While the world has proven that remote work is possible, it’s become clear that working from home has an impact on employee productivity, collaboration and
- TRD’s September issue is live for subscribers!
The Real Deal‘s September issue is live online for subscribers and starts hitting doorsteps soon. With the most divisive presidential election in modern history entering
- Commercial evictions, foreclosures halted through October
Commercial tenants are getting a small reprieve from Gov. Andrew Cuomo. New York’s moratorium on commercial foreclosures and evictions will be in place until at
- D.C. will distribute $6,000 grants for restaurants to winterize their patio spaces
The D.C. government on Sunday said it is offering $4 million to help the city’s restaurants winterize their outdoor dining areas with an eye on
- DeChambeau blasts way to U.S. Open title
What was supposed to be a typical U.S. Open produced a most unconventional champion. Bryson DeChambeau was not the least bit concerned by the narrow
- Goldman Sachs names new leaders of global M&A unit
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has appointed Stephan Feldgoise and Mark Sorrell as co-heads of its global mergers and acquisitions practice. They are taking over from
- LA’s Top Leases Since COVID-19
Los Angeles’ most significant lease of the quarter was downtown as the Department of Water and Power (LADWP), the country’s largest municipal utility, took 132,000
- LA’s Office Market Has Yet To Feel Full Effects of COVID-19
While good news can be hard to come by these days for the office market, sunny Los Angeles had at least one cheery stat in
- LA Rents Have Begun to Slide, Subleases to Rise
Net effective rents in the L.A. region have been falling anywhere from 5 to 10 percent amid the pandemic as landlords offer greater incentives to
- Waterford Lakes and Winter Garden among local ZIP codes with best home sales
The second quarter brought a rebound in homebuyer demand in Orlando’s housing market.
- For most NYC students, back to school, but not the classroom
Monday’s return to New York City schools won’t be the return anyone planned for. For most, it won’t be a return at all. Only pre-kindergarten
- Delaware, West Virginia added to D.C.’s list of high-risk states for Covid-19
D.C.’s executive order calling for anyone traveling to the District for nonessential activities from places deemed Covid-19 hot spots to self-quarantine has been updated with