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A joint venture led by The Dermot Company has secured substantial financing to finalize the acquisition of a Class-A apartment community in Palm Beach Gardens. Affinius Capital stepped in to provide the $110 million debt package for the 340-unit property.
A recent Supreme Court ruling striking down key tariff measures promised a massive financial windfall for businesses, yet the commercial real estate sector remains in a state of cautious limbo. With $175 billion in potential refunds on the table, industry stakeholders are weighing the immediate fiscal relief against the prospect of prolonged trade policy volatility.
A recent Supreme Court decision on import duties has left the commercial real estate industry navigating continued ambiguity, with potential refund implications hanging in the balance for thousands of property owners and developers.
A recent Supreme Court decision striking down key elements of the Trump administration's tariff framework initially promised substantial relief for commercial real estate stakeholders, but industry experts say the path forward remains clouded by legal and procedural hurdles.
In a vote of confidence for Midtown Manhattan's office market, risk management firm Epic Insurance has expanded its presence at 1140 Avenue of the Americas, bringing its total footprint to roughly 25,500 square feet.
Major commercial real estate firms promote their comprehensive service offerings as a competitive advantage, but industry observers are increasingly questioning whether this model truly serves client interests or creates inherent conflicts.
Brookfield Properties locked in a five-year, $800 million CMBS loan for its 2.4-million-square-foot tower at Brookfield Place, contributing $172.5 million in fresh capital to replace a maturing $900 million mortgage.
Creating a commercial real estate offering memorandum used to mean weeks of back-and-forth with designers. A new generation of purpose-built OM software is cutting that timeline to hours — and brokers say the results are better.
CBRE generated nearly $700 million in data center revenue in a single quarter as the asset class surpasses traditional office development for the first time, with McKinsey projecting $6.7 trillion in investment needed by 2030.