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Rental MarketBrownstoner

Daily Links: Taxpayers May Fund $350 Million Atlantic Yards Platform

In the News Maimonides Merger May Be Delayed by Court Approval Process [BP] Coney Escape Room Celebrates Grand Opening on Surf Avenue [BP] Bay Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade Draws Crowds [BP] Police Hunt Suspect in Anti-Muslim Crime in Bay Ridge [amNY] Thousands of New Yorkers Risk Losing Rent Funds

23d agoby Anna Bradley-Smith
Rental MarketThe Real Deal South Florida

South Florida’s top deals: Hotelier sells Boca Raton mansion for $19M

🏆 Commercial: The priciest commercial real estate deal to hit records in the tri-county region was in Miami, where an office building at 9995 Southwest 88th Street traded for $30 million. The seller was Coral Gables-based Guilford Development Group, and the buyer was an affiliate of Coral Gables-ba

23d agoby Mary Diduch
Rental MarketChicago Sun-Times

Suburbs also home to affordable housing shortage

In “Chicago area short nearly 225,000 affordable rental units for its poorest residents, report finds," Sun-Times reporter Abby Miller highlights a staggering reality: Our region is failing to meet the housing needs of its most vulnerable residents. While the data often centers on the city of Chicag

23d ago
Rental MarketThe City

Why 24 Seniors Are Holding Up NYCHA’s $1.2B Plan to Demolish and Rebuild Chelsea Complex

The $1.2 billion reconstruction of NYCHA’s Fulton, Elliott and Chelsea Houses has been touted as a win-win-win. Eighteen mid-sized NYCHA buildings that are in need of serious upgrades will be demolished and replaced with six taller towers. Each of the 2,056 residents now living in these developments

23d agoby Greg B. Smith
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Rental MarketThe Real Deal LA

Westwood’s tallest student resi tower gets the greenlight

The University of California, Los Angeles has gotten the go-ahead to build a new high-rise dormitory in Westwood. The Regents of the University of California approved UCLA’s project calling for the construction of a 19-story, approximately 310,000-square-foot tower at 901 Levering Avenue, Urbanize L

23d agoby TRD Staff
Rental MarketThe Real Deal LA

Torrance industrial rush heats up with 37K sf tech lease

The Torrance industrial market is attracting interest from tenants as buyers see the potential in the South Bay city and spend millions to own spaces. Vital Lyfe, a tech company focused on water filtration, is establishing a new Los Angeles-area headquarters in Torrance, L.A. Business First reported

23d agoby TRD Staff
Rental MarketThe Real Deal South Florida

Branded condo trend grows with Banyan Tree project in West Palm Beach

Camilo Miguel Jr.’s Mast Capital and Curated JCZM Development are launching a Banyan Tree-branded condo project in West Palm Beach. Banyan Tree Residences West Palm Beach marks the brand’s first U.S project, according to a news release. Banyan Tree is a subsidiary of the Singapore-based hospitality

23d agoby Kate Hinsche
Rental MarketThe Real Deal South Florida

Mystery buyer drops $53M on oceanfront Golden Beach assemblage

A secret buyer spent $52.6 million to acquire a waterfront home and the lot next door in Golden Beach, marking one of the largest residential sales to close in the town. The undisclosed buyer paid $32.5 million for the beachfront mansion at 387 Ocean Boulevard, and $22.3 million for the development

23d agoby Katherine Kallergis
Rental MarketThe Real Deal LA

A peak into LA’s top 100 real estate players

Here’s your inventory of influence for the Southern California real estate market. The editorial team at The Real Deal put a spotlight on 100 key players in each of our markets for the first annual “TRD 100.” With a vibrant cast of characters who shape Southern California real estate, it wasn’t diff

23d agoby Kennedy Zak
Rental MarketThe Real Deal South Florida

Palm Beach lots asking $36M top luxury contracts amid busy season

A pair of Palm Beach parcels asking a combined $36.1 million topped luxury contracts last week. Buyers signed 33 contracts between March 16 and March 22 for luxury properties in Palm Beach County, according to Douglas Elliman’s Eklund-Gomes team. The homes that went pending last week total $238.2 mi

23d agoby Kate Hinsche
Rental Market6sqft

NYC tourism generated $84.7B in 2025 despite decline in international visitors

New York City’s tourism industry generated $84.7 billion in economic impact in 2025, despite a decline in international visitors amid ongoing immigration crackdowns under the Trump administration. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and NYC Tourism + Conventions President and CEO Julie Coker released on Tuesday th

23d agoby Aaron Ginsburg
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Rental MarketThe Real Deal LA

Pasadena City Council rejects appeal against 46-unit condo project

Pasadena officials sided with housing production over neighborhood resistance, clearing the way for a contentious 46-unit condominium project despite months of design complaints. On Monday, the Pasadena City Council unanimously denied an appeal against a proposed four-story development at 511 South

23d agoby TRD Staff
Rental MarketCity Limits

While Affordable Housing Tenants Pay Extra for Amenities, Some Market Rate Renters Get Them For Free

While high prices lock some New York City affordable housing tenants out of their luxury building’s amenities—like game rooms, gyms, co-working spaces, and lounges—some of their market-rate neighbors are getting the perks for free. The post While Affordable Housing Tenants Pay Extra for Amenities, S

23d agoby Patrick Spauster
Rental MarketThe Real Deal South Florida

Batmasians’ controversial Mizner Plaza project approved by outgoing Boca Raton council

Boca Raton’s developer-friendly city council has until March 31 to push through agenda items, before a slate of recently elected NIMBY representatives takes the majority. James and Marta Batmasian’s controversial two-building 12-story hotel project near Mizner Park fit into that narrow window. Boca

23d agoby Erik Bojnansky
Rental MarketGothamist

16-year-old killed in shooting at Brooklyn NYCHA development, police say

The building at the Sheepshead Bay Houses where police say a 16-year-old boy was fatally shot, on March 24, 2026 The shooting at the Sheepshead Bay complex happened Monday evening. [ more › ]

23d agoby Brittany Kriegstein
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Rental Market6sqft

MTA lot in Crown Heights to become 300-unit residential building

New York is looking to transform a parking lot in Crown Heights owned by the MTA into the neighborhood’s next residential development. The agency on Tuesday released a request for proposals seeking developers to build approximately 300 new housing units at 1119 Pacific Street, an underutilized lot u

23d agoby Devin Gannon
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Rental MarketThe Real Deal LA

Brookfield subsidiary sells OC campus for $36M

An eight acre flex office campus located in Orange County sold for $36.3 million. Brookfield is the seller, via its earlier all-cash $5 billion acquisition of American National, and Greenlaw Partners is the buyer, property and business records reveal. Neither buyer nor seller immediately responded t

23d agoby Alena Botros
Rental MarketThe Real Deal South Florida

Celebrity-hyped Goodtime Hotel faces $149M foreclosure by CIM

CIM Group escalated its legal war with Goodtime Hotel’s owners, filing a $149.3 million foreclosure complaint to seize the Miami Beach property. On Jan. 27, an affiliate of Los Angeles-based CIM sued an entity managed by Eric Birnbaum and Michael Fascitelli, who lead New York-based Imperial Companie

24d agoby Francisco Alvarado
Rental Market6sqft

New community space opens at Wagner Park Pavilion in Battery Park City

A new community space with sweeping views of New York Harbor opened Monday at the Pavilion in Battery Park City’s Wagner Park. Dubbed “The Classroom,” the 1,200-square-foot space is designed for public engagements, private rentals, catered events, and business meetings. The addition marks the latest

24d agoby Aaron Ginsburg
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Rental MarketThe Real Deal LA

LA mayoral debate offers patchy view of candidate field, clash on Measure ULA

A defining moment among the candidates went missing during Los Angeles’s first mayoral debate held Monday evening in Downtown Los Angeles. The two Democratic Socialists of America, housing advocate Rae Chen Huang and Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman, along with entrepreneur Adam Miller, s

24d agoby Kari Hamanaka

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