Mixed Use
Hudson Yards Officially Opens in NYC
Related Cos. and Oxford Properties Group formally introduce the largest private real estate development in U.S. history, a brand-new neighborhood on Manhattan’s Far West Side.
Kirkland Urban in WA Welcomes Retail Tenants
Home Street Bank, AT&T, Top Golf and QFC are among the first tenants of the mixed-use project in Kirkland, leasing more than 120,000 square feet.
SC Auto Dealership to Become Mixed-Use Property
A Lat Purser & Associates division is the new owner of the asset, which it plans to convert into 20,000 square feet of office and retail space.
AshbyCapital Secures $142M in Financing for London Property
The company is planning to transform the Brutalist-style building, developed in the 1970s in the Kensington area, into an office and retail asset.
Coyote Logistics to Anchor Detroit Mixed-Use Development
The logistics company is establishing a tech hub on two floors of The Assembly, Bedrock’s redevelopment of a historic warehouse in the city’s Corktown neighborhood.
Metro Miami Project Lands $126M Construction Loan
HFF arranged the funding for Uptown Boca, a $200 million retail-and-multifamily development in Boca Raton, which will consist of 456 luxury apartments and 171,800 square feet of upscale retail.
Schnitzer West Acquires 2 Denver-Area Assets
The company plans to invest in upgrades to the 115 Inverness office property, by adding a conference facility and locker rooms.
Tricera Capital Buys FL Mixed-Use Property
HFF arranged a $20.3 million loan through Vaster Capital for the off-market acquisition and repositioning of Palm Beach Post, a 360,000-square-foot asset in Palm Beach.
Port Covington’s Impact on the Baltimore Office Market
Weller Development President Marc Weller contends that strategically located projects can attract new businesses and bolster leasing activity, despite Baltimore’s recent oversupply struggles. He also shares future plans for the 235-acre megadevelopment.
Nashville High-Rise Development Secures $280M Loan
A joint venture between AECOM Capital and The Congress Group plans to construct a 40-story tower that will include a 232-key luxury hotel and condominiums.