
London Luxury Penthouse Hits Market at £2.85M, Testing High-End Residential Demand
A London penthouse formerly owned by Take That's Jason Orange has listed for £2.85M, offering a window into the capital's luxury residential investment market.

A London penthouse formerly owned by Take That's Jason Orange has listed for £2.85M, offering a window into the capital's luxury residential investment market.

A HK$250M penthouse sale at Kerry Properties' Mont Verra in Kowloon Tong signals renewed demand for ultra-premium Hong Kong residential assets.

A former Phi Kappa Pi fraternity building in Toronto has been converted into a luxury penthouse, spotlighting adaptive reuse trends in tight urban markets.

W. P. Carey promotes Zachary Pasanen and Tyler Swann to co-heads of North American investments, focusing on sale-leaseback and build-to-suit deals.

Texas CRE firms announced leadership changes and corporate moves in early March, reflecting ongoing talent reshuffles across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and other key markets.

A reported L.A. penthouse sale tied to a celebrity seller points to continued demand for ultra-luxury residential units, a trend CRE investors are watching closely.

LaSalle Investment Management names Peter Sibilia, former CEO of Rithm Capital's Adoor Residential, as its new Head of U.S. Transactions.

King & Spalding fund formation partner John Wilson discusses his 29-year career advising fund sponsors on complex CRE fundraising structures.

The Supreme Court struck down IEEPA-based tariffs as unconstitutional, but separate trade authorities keep levies in place, leaving CRE investors in continued uncertainty.

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.

Epic Insurance expands to roughly 25,500 sq ft at 1140 Avenue of the Americas, owned by American Strategic Investment Company, in Midtown Manhattan.

Full-service CRE brokerages promise convenience, but their integrated models can create conflicts that may not serve every client's best interests.