The retail market has begun to see a shift as stakeholders buffer their portfolios in the case of a market downturn.
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The retail market has begun to see a shift as stakeholders buffer their portfolios in the case of a market downturn.
Cresset Partners and Diversified Real Estate Capital has closed its first Opportunity Zone fund at $465 million and launched its second fund with a $750 million target.
Mount Sinai Hospital is expanding its lease square footage at 207 East 94th St., a 50,000-square-foot building on the Upper East Side. Hirschfeld Properties owns the 50,000-square-foot building with asking rents of $55 per square foot.
The deal for 302 West Third marks Time Equities’ third acquisition in the Tri-State Region over the last two years. Other notable regional acquisitions include Brookside Industrial Park in Indianapolis and the Arbor at Montana Apartments in Cincinnati.
MacKay joined Cushman & Wakefield’s board of directors in 2018. She was most recently a senior advisor to iStar, a New York City-based investment REIT that finances, invests in and develops real estate and real estate related projects.
The Port of New York and New Jersey handled 617,024 TEUs (20-foot equivalent units) in January 2020, the second busiest January on record.
Larry Silverstein, chairman and founder of real estate development and management firm Silverstein Properties, has had eyes for Lower Manhattan since his first acquisition at 44 Wall St. in the early 1970s.
Wagamama has opened up another location in Midtown at 100 W 55th St. as part of its plan to open more locations across the Northeast in markets such as Washington, D.C.
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