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- Brooklyn Heights townhouse is priciest Brooklyn contract
A tony townhouse in Brooklyn Heights was the priciest residential deal to go into contract in Brooklyn last week. The five-bedroom property at 35 Sidney
- Here’s when SpaceX plans to launch humans
Human space launches are one step closer to returning to Central Florida after a successful test launch. NASA and Hawthorne, California-based SpaceX are targeting second-quarter
- Lidl opens two stores in Baltimore County
Baltimore’s grocery scene is poised to grow by two stores Wednesday. German grocer Lidl, whose U.S. headquarters is in Arlington, is set to open in
- DC’s Decade: Savills Unveils Leasing Gems in Look Back
The Washington D.C. market has become less government-centric over the past 10 years and is well-suited to continue enticing tenants of all industries to take
- Exclusive: Magic names developer for $500M project
It’s a first for the planned complex, which may reshape the region’s office, entertainment, residential and hotel infrastructure.
- Sarasota lawyer builds new firm as Kirk-Pinkerton shuts down
Bill Robertson, a Sarasota personal injury attorney, has started his own law firm, the Robertson Law Firm PA, after spending 34 years with Kirk-Pinkerton PA.
- Alexandria office building to be converted to residential
A Mark Center office building in Alexandria is now set to be converted into apartments. D.C. real estate investment firm PRP LLC plans to convert
- Private equity founder buys Sunny Isles apartments
Gonzalo Chueca and Bella Apartments at 225 179th Drive (Credit: Google Maps) A company tied to a private equity founder bought an apartment building on
- Booz Allen looks within for new national security business lead
Booz Allen Hamilton Corp. (NYSE: BAH) has found a new head of its national security business, selecting Judi Dotson to take over the role, effective
- Events: Become a master of urban planning
This is a sponsored ad: Join Georgetown University for a webinar on Thursday, January 30, to find out how its Master’s in Urban & Regional
- Hot off a sale, snowboarder Shaun White looks to sell second Malibu home
After selling a scenic Malibu home for $11.8 million, snowboarder Shaun White has listed the a two-story spot right next to it for $10.995 million.
- Multifamily Stumbled in New York City, While the Rest of the Country Did O.K.
Low vacancy rate. Burgeoning population. Expensive real estate. The Big Apple’s multifamily market has always been the champion compared to the rest of the country,
- Real estate fundraising hits lowest level since 2013
Brookfield’s largest-ever $15B property fund has invested in properties from New York (666 Fifth Avenue) to Bangalore (the Leela Palace hotel) (Credit: Brookfield, Getty Images,
- MLK weekend gives 2020 box office a shot of adrenaline
There are a handful of key holiday weekends at the domestic box office: Memorial Day. July 4. Thanksgiving. Christmas. But in the middle of what’s
- Lucky’s Market to close all South Florida locations
Lucky’s Market will close all three of its South Florida stores Feb. 12, according to a report from the Sun Sentinel. The supermarket chain, headquartered
- Real estate fundraising hits lowest level since 2013
Brookfield’s largest-ever $15B property fund has invested in properties from New York (666 Fifth Avenue) to Bangalore (the Leela Palace hotel) (Credit: Brookfield, Getty Images,
- AJ Capital Lands $65M Refinance for Campus Hotel in Minneapolis
AJ Capital Partners has nabbed a $65 million Aareal Capital refinancing for its Graduate-brand hotel in Minneapolis, Commercial Observer can first report. The floating-rate debt
- Delta launches new Tampa to Miami service
Delta Air Lines has announced new service between Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, and Salt Lake City, with five daily Tampa stops starting May
- Inova seeking buyers for site by TSA’s planned Springfield headquarters
The health system received unsolicited offers for the 5-acre property.
- Recreational marijuana supporters in Florida fire back
Supporters of a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow Floridians to use recreational marijuana are firing back against legal objections raised by Attorney General Ashley
- Taco Bell Opening Its Boozy Cantina Outpost in the Paramount Building
Taco Bell plans to open another Manhattan outpost of its Cantina concept — which has a custom menu with shared plates, an open kitchen and
- Brand-new Thompson hotel in D.C. sells for $120M
The newly-opened Thompson Washington D.C. hotel has sold for $120 million, according to D.C. public land records. The sale comes just two weeks after the
- Data Alert! Manhattan condo inventory through November 2019
New development condo report Manhattan • Inventory contracted as developers filed fewer units than were purchased • Developers filed 3 plans with a total of
- Brexits and Bubbles: How investors view Europe’s shaky real estate market
Some investors continue to find U.S. commercial real estate as attractive places to park their capital (Credit: iStock) For the first time in three years,
- Publix, three other Tampa Bay companies make Fortune’s ‘Most Admired’ list
Fortunate released its annual World’s Most Admired Companies list and four Tampa Bay companies made this year’s rankings. Every year, Fortune releases a ranking of
