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Pacific Urban Investors has purchased a 201-unit apartment complex in Cupertino for $123.8 million. The Palo Alto-based investor led by Alfred Pace bought Arioso, a three-story complex at 19608 Prune…

It’s always been difficult to rank the city’s top real estate agents, given the lack of publicly available information about their performance — at least when measured by cold, hard data. But for the …

UPDATED, Feb. 14, 2:20 p.m.: Turnover among New York City’s commercial real estate brokerages is rarely labeled a “game changer.” But when the city’s top investment sales firms experienced one of the …

It’s anybody’s guess whether real estate in South Florida is headed for another bust, but the boom is clearly on. All the demand, especially for condos, is drying up inventory. And developers are ginn…

South Florida’s multifamily market felt the pinch of elevated interest rates this year. No single-asset purchase by an institutional investor broke the $200 million threshold, marking a decline in…

At a busy intersection in North Miami, construction of the 382-unit Manor Biscayne apartment project is underway. So far, the eight-story building is a gray shell with gaping holes for windows and doo…

At a busy intersection in North Miami, a vacant four-story former student-housing building painted in white, citron yellow and the blue-gray of cloudy skies offers a reminder of bygone times. A few bl…

New York’s investment sales market is often seen as a barometer for real estate the world over. And as the list of the Top 10 deals of 2020 shows, it was a rough year. The largest deals totaled just a…

UPDATED, 2:51 p.m., October 13: September saw two applications filed for projects in excess of 1 million square feet, according to last month’s permit applications filed with the city’s Department of …

From the February issue: Turnover among New York City’s commercial real estate brokerages is rarely labeled a “game changer.” But when the city’s top investment sales firms experienced one of the bigg…

Delisted from the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and facing foreclosure of its prized properties, Yoel Goldman’s All Year Management has had a rough couple of months since missing a bond payment and delaying…

The biggest real estate project proposed in August was a pair of affordable apartment buildings in East New York. Arker Companies, one of the city’s most active affordable housing developers, filed pl…

Michael Shvo’s rule-breaking had finally caught up with him. The controversial broker-turned-developer was sidelined on more than $2 billion worth of Manhattan condos when he pleaded guilty to evading…

When Deutsche Finance Group looked to crack the U.S. real estate market, it set its sights on a prime Manhattan corridor. In August 2018, the German investment firm’s new U.S. subsidiary picked up the…

From the archives: Mention the term “millennial” and you may as well run for cover. The generation of young adults who came of age during the financial crisis — and in the glare of social media — is b…

Real estate financing activity bounced back from a holiday lull in December, with $2.4 billion in deals across the 10 largest loans recorded in Manhattan in January. Refinancings still account for the…

From the New York website: When General Electric executives phoned Blackstone Group’s Lexington Avenue office in March to propose one of the largest real estate deals in U.S. history, Kenneth Caplan’s…

At a busy intersection in North Miami, a vacant four-story former student-housing building painted in white, citron yellow and the blue-gray of cloudy skies offers a reminder of bygone times. A few bl…

New York’s investment sales market is often seen as a barometer for real estate the world over. And as the list of the Top 10 deals of 2020 shows, it was a rough year. The largest deals totaled just a…

Dazzled by the lights of Sin City and bolstered by the dollar’s weak standing, wealthy citizens from Canada, Europe and the Middle East are scrambling to buy some of the nation’s most valuable propert…