Mid-Atlantic
1.2 MSF Suburban Boston Industrial Portfolio Picked Up for $90M
Exeter Realty Capital has just added 1.2 million square feet of Class A industrial space to its holdings.
Trump Launches International Realty Firm in NYC
The Donald’s announcement about the President of the United States was not the only piece of news the real estate tycoon and media master shelled out yesterday.
Vornado Buys 25 Percent Interest in $475M Debt on Times Square Project
Vornado Realty has acquired a 25-percent participation in the $475 million first mortgage and mezzanine loan on the property at 701 Seventh Ave. in Manhattan.
Savanna, Monday Properties Sell 260 KSF 386 Park Ave. S.
Savanna and Monday Properties have sold a 20-story building in the heart of Midtown Manhattan for reportedly between $110 million and $113 million.
Normandy Real Estate JV Grabs 575 Lexington in Manhattan
The 743,200-square-foot Manhattan office tower at 575 Lexington Ave., which last changed hands in 2006 for $400 million, has come under new ownership.
Macerich to Pick Up Two Malls for $1.3B
The Macerich Co. has signed a deal to acquire two New York retail properties, the Green Acres Mall and the Kings Plaza Mall, from Vornado Realty Trust for a total of $1.25 billion.
KS Partners Buys New Boston’s $65M Hartford-Area Office Portfolio
New Boston Fund Inc., of Boston, has sold to KS Partners, of Woburn, Mass., an eight-building office portfolio in suburban Hartford, Conn., for $65 million.
1.4 MSF National Industrial Portfolio Pulls in a Rumored $80M
The Columbia Portfolio, a nearly 1.4 million-square-foot group of industrial properties, has changed hands and the word on the street is that it fetched $80 million.
Xinyuan Buys Brooklyn Land, Plans $54.2M Condo
Beijing’s Xinyuan Real Estate, acting through its U.S. division, XIN Development Group International Inc., has made its entrée into the U.S. multi-family market with the $54.2 million acquisition of a development site in Brooklyn, N.Y.
JV Nabs $430M Times Square Gateway Development Site
Construction of the first mixed-use development in Times Square in 25 years can move ahead now that a joint venture of Maefield Development, Infinity Urban Century, The Witkoff Group and New Valley has completed the $430 million acquisition of the site.