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Urban Development Partners has completed the 71-condominium conversion at 289 Schermerhorn Street. New one-bedroom listings start below $800,000.
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Urban Development Partners has completed the 71-condominium conversion at 289 Schermerhorn Street. New one-bedroom listings start below $800,000.

Michael Gordon joins the Grand Central redevelopment as senior project executive, bringing corporate-campus experience to a project with a demanding transit and structural program.

The search follows a raid at Deutsche Finance Group as prosecutors examine alleged benefits to pension investment staff. BVK’s forecast of €853 million in potential losses remains distinct from the criminal allegations.

The Innsbruck court acquitted the Signa founder on a separate hunting-rifle charge. The new verdict is not final and remains open to appeal.

Five PIDA loans support warehouse acquisition, a Bethlehem build-to-suit facility and other projects across four counties, according to Pennsylvania’s economic development agency.

The proposed Red Clay campus names its end user, with a 2027 construction target, conditional power service and a reported challenge to county approvals.

Fresh reporting on November 4 puts construction delays and uncertain demand forecasts at the center of data center underwriting.

The Signa founder faces allegations involving a €5 million guarantee to a longtime investor’s family foundation.

Brent fell to $94.62 on peace hopes, but diesel is still above $6 and construction inputs are up 11.2%. What cheaper oil means for CRE budgets.

An appeals court cleared Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax rollout. What surcharges of up to 6.5% mean for NYC luxury condo values and investor demand.

AEP signed 15 GW of new load in one quarter as FERC, PJM and Congress fight over who pays for grid upgrades. What it means for data center real estate.

Zoning for a 143-acre district creates a path for hotels, shops and housing at the Dallas North Tollway and U.S. 380, but does not establish a completed financing or construction schedule.

The 141-room opening moves a large Hill Country hospitality and residential development from construction into operation.

A proposed Muni parcel tax adds a potential recurring expense to commercial and multifamily budgets. The details vary by property size and type.

Florida’s lower assessment-growth cap changes the underwriting picture for commercial owners. Tax rates and school levies still matter.

California’s housing bond creates potential funding for affordable multifamily development. The next steps are program rules, project awards and financing.

A lower assessment-growth cap could ease future expense increases, but it does not cut every property’s tax bill in half.

Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa pledged to pause data center approvals. What it could mean for powered land, AI infrastructure and CRE investors.

Democrats won the House and Senate in the 2026 midterms. What divided government could mean for rates, funding deadlines, tariffs and CRE deals.