Mikayla Sciortino

Mikayla Sciortino is an Associate Editor who joined Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News in early 2025. She has a background in English and writes about news and various industry trends for both MHN and CPE. She holds a bachelor's degree in psychology.

Rebecca Rockey at CREW Network Convention in Miami

CREW Special Report: Navigating a High-Rate Environment

Commercial real estate is adapting to higher rates, shifting fundamentals and a changing investment landscape.

panelist speaking at CREW Network Convention

CREW Special Report: Retail’s Next Wave

Industry experts weigh in on how retail owners and brands are adapting to more intentional consumers and evolving space needs.

rendering of Building III at Indianapolis Logistics Park

Ambrose Sells Indianapolis Industrial Asset for $38M

It’s the second industrial sale for the company this month.

Exterior shot of 148 Lafayette St., a 12-story office building in Manhattan's SoHo.

Tishman Speyer Makes Deal to Sell Manhattan Office Building

The move comes after less than two years of ownership.

Exterior shot of Greenwich Medical Campus at Holly Hill, an outpatient medical office property in Greenwich, Conn.

Healthcare Realty Buys Carolinas MOB Portfolio

The transaction includes two buildings and a development site.

Outside shot of 10 E. 53rd St., a 390,000-square-foot office tower in Midtown Manhattan.

Paul Vanderslice Named CEO of CREFC

The executive’s career spans more than three decades.

Exterior of warehouse at 800 E. Devon Ave.

GI Partners Expands in Chicago With $750M Data Center Buy

The property was previously a warehouse before being converted into a data center.

Hotel Maren exterior

Rockpoint JV Picks Up Fort Lauderdale Hotel

The property was completed in 2021.

200 Madison Avenue featured image

Health Marketing Firm Expands, Extends Manhattan HQ Lease

The company has been a tenant at the property for nearly three decades.

West End Office park

Bridge Investment Group Sells Twin Cities Office Park

A $7 million amenity program is planned for the four buildings.