Miriam Hall
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Mortgage Rates Drop After Bank Failures In Moment Of Opportunity For Homebuyers
The mortgage rate fall could stoke homebuyers appetite, after months of prohibitive rates, though it is not clear if rates will bounce back up. → Read More
Office Developers' Optimism For Long Island City Faces Brutal Reality Check
Vacancy for Long Island City Class-A buildings was 43.1% at the end of 2022. → Read More
PODCAST: Josh Zegen On Why Many Lenders Are Having Their Own Leverage Problems
The Madison Realty Capital CEO says his company is stepping in on many projects that are in the middle of construction but need more money to be completed. → Read More
Deal For HSBC Tower Sale Collapses For Second Time
The deal fell through because the buyer could not secure financing, the Manhattan tower's Israeli owner said in regulatory filings. → Read More
Newer Manhattan Offices Visited 12% More Than Class-B Buildings, New Study Finds
Overall, office visits are over 60% of their pre-pandemic levels, according to new analysis by location tracking firm Placer.ai. → Read More
Buyers Begin Moving Into Harry Macklowe's One Wall Street Residential Conversion
Macklowe Properties acquired the 1.25M SF property in 2014 from the Bank of New York. → Read More
'A Million Things Can Go Wrong': City, Developers Outline Challenges In Office-To-Resi Conversions
New York City and its real estate industry are trying find ways to turn obsolete office buildings into residential, but challenges are numerous and complex. → Read More
Chetrit's Hudson Yards Site Loan Being Shopped By Lender As 'Quick Path To Ownership'
Mack now owns the entire loan, which features a $53.7M senior piece and a $31.3M mezzanine piece. → Read More
SL Green Hires Adams’ Former Chief Of Staff For Casino Bid
Frank Carone left his job in city government last month to set up his own consulting firm. → Read More
Realty Income Forms Real Estate Alliance With Plenty To Develop $1B In Vertical Farms
The REIT will provide acquisition and development funds for indoor farms to be leased to Plenty, starting with a facility in Virginia. → Read More
Sternlicht's LNR Moving To Foreclose On 2 Of Thor's Manhattan Properties
Thor bought the adjacent buildings in 2011 for $108.5M. → Read More
PODCAST: Developer Bruce Teitelbaum On Why He Is NYC Development's 'Sacrificial Lamb'
The developer of the controversial One45 Harle for All project in Harlem explains the bumpy road the proposal has taken and what lessons can be learned. → Read More
Blackstone's $271M Loan Backing 11 Manhattan Buildings Sent To Special Servicer
Blackstone's loan is for $271M is securitized by 637 units. → Read More
Construction Costs And Delays Feeding Each Other, Throwing Projects Into Doubt, Builders Say
Chief among the challenges, panelists said, is the construction lending environment. → Read More
Rainmakers Harmon, Spies Leaving Cushman & Wakefield For Rival Firm
Doug Harmon and Adam Spies are leaving the brokerage after six years to become co-heads of Newmark’s U.S capital markets business. → Read More
Hyundai Drops $275M On Manhattan Building For Office, Showroom
15 Laight St. spans 108K SF and the building is newly developed. → Read More
Retailer Tuesday Morning Files For Bankruptcy For Second Time In 3 Years
In its last bankruptcy in January 2021, Tuesday Morning closed around 200 stores, reduced debt and lowered its headcount. → Read More
Durst Partners With Serendipity Labs To Offer Suburban Coworking For All Its NYC Office Tenants
Serendipity Labs will operate 41K SF at 205 East 42nd St. in a 10-year management deal. → Read More
PODCAST: Square Mile's Samir Tejpaul On Distress, Opportunities And How Borrowers Can 'Find More Time'
Square Mile Capital's Samir Tejpaul speaks to Bisnow Reports. → Read More
MSG Wants To Stay Above Penn Station Forever
MSG's permit was extended in 2013 until this July, but it has now asked to see if it can stay on the property forever. → Read More