NEW YORK CITY — Northwind Group, a Manhattan-based real estate private equity firm and debt fund manager, has provided a $231 million construction loan for an office-to-residential conversion project in Manhattan. The borrower is joint venture between Metro Loft Management and David…
Residents' objections to a development near their homes have prompted Houston to consider limiting gas stations along smaller roads in residential neighborhoods. To build a new station along those roads in an area that is at least half residential, developers…
WEST RICHLAND, Wash. - Residents are wondering how a new city code could affect their rights with the possibility of a data center coming to town on the rise. In a 6-1 vote, the West Richland City Council voted Oct. 20 to approve…
BURRILLVILLE – Two declared Democrats and one independent are challenging four incumbents for seats on the Burrillville Town Council in a race characterized by varying approaches to the town’s upcoming challenges, including selection of a town manager, fiscal stability, and needed…
The Sarasota City Commission approved the long-planned redevelopment of the southern half of Midtown Plaza on Monday, reversing a Sept. 9 site plan denial by the city’s Planning Board. As representatives of the property argued during the Planning Board meeting, the…
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NYC’s top construction permits: RXR, TF Cornerstone file to tear down hotel for new Midtown supertall The Real Deal
—When the Sarasota Planning Board killed the Midtown Plaza hotel in September, a 37-year resident named Flow Entler supplied the afternoon its most quoted line. Because the property’s zoning routes site plans around elected officials, she told the board, the…
CSC Real Estate has landed $83.5 million of acquisition and construction financing to reposition a Midtown East office property into luxury apartments, Commercial Observer has learned. BridgeCity Capital provided the loan for CSC’s planned 136-unit project at 136 East 57th Street in a…
Oct. 14—The Municipality of Anchorage advanced two separate deals to swap properties, both of which are intended to grow the city's constrained housing supply. One of the exchanges trades the former Tozier Track in Midtown for a state-owned parking lot…
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