Greg Isaacson

Greg Isaacson is a Senior Associate Editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. He has been writing about the real estate industry in the U.S. and Asia Pacific since 2014. Connect with him on Twitter: @gregisaacson

Hotel Sellers Meet Investors With Vision

As the lodging industry struggles, adaptive reuse is emerging as an option for distressed hospitality properties.

E-commerce Fuels Industrial’s Unstoppable Engine

A surge in online shopping is bolstering the warehousing sector, making logistics assets unusually pandemic-resistant.

A shortage of affordable housing in the U.S. has buoyed demand for manufactured housing communities, which comprise about 9 percent of new single-family construction starts, according to data from the National Low-Income Housing Coalition. Image courtesy of myMHcommunity.com

Mobile Homes Move Into Investors’ Sights

Total investment in the manufactured housing sector surged 23 percent in the second quarter.

PGIM Real Estate Adds $700M Industrial Portfolio

Acquired through a recapitalization with the existing ownership, the national portfolio includes 30 buildings totaling 5.4 million square feet across five key markets.

Boutique Manhattan Office Tower Tops Out

Sweden’s Klövern AB partnered with New York City-based GDS Development for the 12-story project in Chelsea.

Safe Space Technologies Unveils Virus-Killing Robot

The autonomous disinfection solution uses UVC technology to zap microbes in large public spaces such as office lobbies and malls.

REBNY Nominates Douglas Durst as Next Chairman

The chairman of Manhattan real estate heavyweight The Durst Organization would succeed Bill Rubin in the trade association’s top spot.

Lineage Logistics facility in Colton, Calif.

Lineage Logistics Raises $1.6B for Cold Storage Growth

An array of investors including Oxford Properties Group is banking on rising demand for food distribution.

SL Green Opens Manhattan’s Newest Supertall Skyscraper

Two decades in the making, the landmark office tower One Vanderbilt is 70 percent leased, but it comes online at a time of deep uncertainty in New York City’s office market.

Century 21 Files for Bankruptcy, Plans to Close All 13 Stores

The iconic department store chain has struggled to recover from the aftershocks of the COVID-19 pandemic.