Author: Commercial Observer

California is currently in the third stage in allowing counties to reopen businesses, and in the past week, officials in

Hickok Cole has signed a 13-year, 25,000-square-foot office lease at the old National Capital Press building, a historic property in

As business sectors and industries struggle to find their footing, lenders will have much to grapple with over the coming

A supermarket has signed a lease for retail and office space in Washington Heights, Commercial Observer has learned. The grocery

New York City allocated $500,000 to offer grants to small businesses in the Bronx hit by vandals and looters this

Brad Domenico, Partner at Progress Capital, secured a $50 million construction loan for the long-vacant Ruppert Ice House located at

A group of investors filed a class-action lawsuit against WeWork claiming the coworking giant duped them in the run-up to

TF Cornerstone has picked up $374 million in debt financing from the New York State Housing Finance Agency (HFA) on

When fintech company Broadridge Financial Solutions decided to move to a bigger, better office up the block in Midtown South,

Multifamily investor and management company Bell Partners has closed its latest fund, Bell Apartment Fund VII, at $950 million in equity

Landlords and retailers in Southern California continued cleaning destruction left by looters over the weekend, and boarded up storefronts to

Cats is back. Developer and grocery store owner John Catsimatidis reportedly is mulling over a second shot at becoming the

Rubenstein Mortgage Capital, the debt investment arm of Rubenstein Partners, has provided a $29 million first mortgage for Reston Metro

Now that Washington, D.C. has entered phase one of the District’s reopening plan, office landlords from Monday Properties to JBG

Coworking giant WeWork closed all of its more than 100 New York City locations due to “events unfolding across the