Extell Development Co., the developer credited with helping reshape New York’s skyline through a wave of residential supertall buildings, has named a real estate industry veteran associated with a slew of industrial properties as its co-chief executive.
Private equity giant Blackstone, the largest commercial property owner, has named world No. 4 professional golfer Tommy Fleetwood as its first global brand ambassador as the firm pushes deeper into the private‑wealth market.
With one foot already out the door, insurance giant Chubb has sold off its soon-to-be-former Philadelphia office hub as it prepares to relocate to one of the city's newest developments.
The sale of one of San Francisco's most iconic skyscrapers has officially closed, with European investment firm Yoda PLC paying around $691 million for the Transamerica Pyramid — plus another $34 million to developer Michael Shvo to turn his back on the property.
A well-leased office building in the West End neighborhood of Washington, D.C., sold to an investment firm betting on the recovering office market of the nation’s capital.
President Donald Trump’s future library and museum is one step closer to becoming a reality after the first renderings of the tower were revealed this week.
Agentio, an AI-native platform that pairs brands with content creators, is moving from Brooklyn to the overhauled historic Textile Building in Manhattan’s Midtown South area.
A newly opened bar in Austin, Texas, has moody lighting, crushed velvet seating and private wine lockers, with an entry through a hidden door restricted to those in the know. It's not tucked away in a dark alley but in an office building housing financial firms.
A small apartment building with a big view of San Francisco Bay has changed hands for a big price tag. Dante and Mouna Ghilotti acquired the four-unit Sausalito apartment building across the street from the water at 545 Bridgeway from Barbara Wornum 1991 Trust for $4 million, or $1 million per unit.
One of California’s most prestigious public universities said it will soon be able to offer incoming freshmen two years of on-campus housing — an achievement that illustrates the depths of the state’s student housing crisis.
Technology giants including Google and Meta helped drive a wave of office development in specific Los Angeles pockets before the pandemic, as landlords rushed to build and repurpose space to keep up with rapid tech hiring.
A Baltimore steakhouse near the city's Inner Harbor is making an entrance into Washington, D.C., as the fine-dining establishment expands its brand in the mid-Atlantic.
Braemar Hotels & Resorts has put a 415-room hotel near Chicago’s best-known retail avenue on the market for sale, the latest step in the real estate investment trust’s plan to sell its entire portfolio.
A private investor has acquired a fully leased medical office building in La Quinta, California, highlighting how healthcare‑oriented repositioning strategies continue to attract capital even as broader office fundamentals remain uneven.