Mixed Use
Sector-by-Sector Real Estate Review
Commercial real estate investors hope for the best as downturn looms.
Coworking Firm Takes Full Floor at $1.5B Dallas Mixed-Use
Venture X preleased 30,000 square feet at Offices at The Realm, the first commercial building at Bright Realty’s The Realm at Castle Hills development in Lewisville, Texas.
BAC Florida Bank Relocates HQ to Coral Gables Development
Working on behalf of the bank, NKF negotiated the 63,000-square-foot lease at the mixed-use development underway in the city’s central business district.
Miami Tower Changes Hands in $126M Deal
A RREEF Property Trust fund sold 800 Brickell after almost five years of ownership. The office asset also includes 30,800 square feet of retail and an adjacent nine-story parking facility.
Lendlease to Lead Google’s $15B San Francisco Bay Project
The Australian developer will spearhead the transformation of the tech trailblazer’s land holdings into three live-work-play communities. The properties will include office space, hotel accommodations, retail options and thousands of homes.
Major Dallas Mixed-Use Secures $108M Financing
Scheduled for completion in November 2021, Weir’s Plaza is 65 percent preleased to major companies such as anchor tenant Kirkland & Ellis and coworking giant WeWork.
Boston Mixed-Use Lands $315M Construction Loan
Madison Realty Capital will provide the financing, while Cain International will contribute most of the equity for the $400 million Raffles Hotels & Resorts tower in the Back Bay neighborhood.
Onni Group Acquires Orange County Complex for $97M
Decron Properties, which has been paring down its office and retail holdings in recent years, sold Ocean Plaza following 13 years of ownership.
Portland Mixed-Use Project Moves Ahead With $460M Loan
George Smith Partners secured the financing for BPM Real Estate Group from an affiliate of Mosaic Real Estate Investors. The 35-story development will bring a five-star hotel, office, residential and retail space.
London’s $10.6B Redevelopment Debuts Its Own High Line Park
Known as The Tide, the 3-mile outdoor art and recreation destination is part of the largest urban regeneration project in Europe.