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.

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Maersk Signs Big Boston-Area Lease

It’s the largest lease agreement in the region since 2020.

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Asana Partners, Norges Bank Form $500M Retail JV

The venture’s first investment will be a stake in a grocery-anchored portfolio.

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The Learning Curve: A Lifelong Interest Becomes a Profession

MAA Associate, Project Manager Jonathan Sinco chats with CPE’s Mikayla Sciortino about how a childhood dream became a career.

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What Amazon’s Supply-Chain Push Means for Industrial

Experts discuss how the service could impact occupiers and third-party logistics providers.

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Starwood Capital Group Closes $10B Opportunity Fund

It’s the firm’s largest such fund to date.

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Kayne Anderson Real Estate to Be Acquired for $1.4B

This deal will mark the London-based buyer’s entry into the U.S. real estate market.

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South Florida Office Asset Secures $100M Refi

Cirrus Real Estate Partners provided the loan.

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CPE Midyear Outlook: CRE’s Continued Tale of Bifurcation

Industry leaders say recovery remains uneven as higher interest rates, refinancing challenges and AI reshape the market.

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Biotech Firm Moves HQ From San Diego to Cincinnati

The new office positions the company closer to its manufacturing campus.

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Fed Holds Rates Again as Warsh Steps In

The decision came in a unanimous vote.