Mixed Use

BRP, Goldman Sachs JV to Leverage Residential Development in NYC, NJ

BRP Cos. is launching a $75 million investment fund that will leverage upwards of $250 million of new residential development in the New York City metro area and New Jersey.

AXA Acquires M-U Office Asset in Tokyo

AXA Real Estate Investment Managers has bought the Nishi Shinjuku KF Building in central Tokyo.

Cominar Acquires $1.2B CRE Portfolio from Ivanhoé Cambridge

Cominar Real Estate Investment Trust has acquired a real estate portfolio of 14 properties in Québec and Ontario from Ivanhoé Cambridge Inc. for $1.2 billion.

InterContinental to Occupy Korean Air’s $1.1B Wilshire Grand Skyscraper in LA

The 73-story, 1,100-foot-high Wilshire Grand hotel will be the tallest building in the Western U.S.

CBRE, Blanca Tapped to Lease Office, Retail at New 3 MSF TOD in Miami

CBRE and Blanca Commercial have signed on to lease the respective retail and office space at MiamiCentral, Miami’s first urban mixed-use transit-oriented development.

Neiman Marcus’ Planned NYC Debut Marks a Retail Milestone, Insiders Say

The Dalas-based luxury retailer is the latest high-profile addition to the retail roster at Related Cos.’17 million-square-foot mixed-use project on Manhattan’s West Side.

Ashkenazy Unveils Faneuil Hall Makeover Plan

Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp. has filed plans with the city of Boston for a bold transformation of Faneuil Hall Marketplace, one of the nation’s premier retail properties.

American Realty Capital NYC REIT Grabs 59 KSF Commercial Condo

American Realty Capital New York City REIT Inc. has just acquired the 58,800-square-foot Laurel Commercial Condominiums at 400 E 67th St. on Manhattan’s Upper East Side.

Related Beal Launches 343 KSF Congress Square Project in Boston

Eight months after announcing its acquisition of The Block on Congress, Related Beal has launched the transformation of the 343,000-square-foot space into the mixed-use Congress Square.

Starwood’s W Hotel Flag to Fly in Australia Again

Nearly 10 years after exiting Australia, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc.’s W Hotels Worldwide brand will soon have a presence in the country again.