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- Q1 Economic Outlook Webinar 2025 | SoftPro Blog
SoftPro and October Research have teamed up to produce an Economic Outlook webinar series. The 2025 Q1 webinar features Michael Fratantoni, chief economist and senior vice president of research and business development at Mortgage Bankers […]
- Old Republic and The Future of Title
Qualia Co-Founder & CEO Nate Baker shares his insight into the company's strategic partnership with Old Republic Title. The post Old Republic and The Future of Title appeared first on Qualia Insight.
- Qualia acquires RamQuest, E-Closing from Old Republic
- Qualia acquires RamQuest, E-Closing from Old Republic
The company said the acquisitions are part of a new strategic partnership. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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- Florida title CEO speaks on rebuilding, sustainability following hurricanes
Florida title CEO speaks on rebuilding, sustainability following hurricanes - Aaron Davis, CEO of Florida Agency Network, spoke with The Title Report about continued housing market turmoil following last year’s landfalls of Hurricane Helene and […]
- Splitero expands home equity services into five states
Splitero expands home equity services into five states - Home equity technology services provider @Splitero is adding five states to its service net, targeting housing markets especially burdened by inventory shortages.
- Propy launches crypto real estate financing in Hawaii
Propy launches crypto real estate financing in Hawaii - @PropyInc is launching cryptocurrency-backed loans to purchase real estate in Hawaii, with the first such transaction taking place Jan. 29.
- BankUnited National Title Solutions tapped as ALTA Elite Provider
BankUnited National Title Solutions tapped as ALTA Elite Provider - BankUnited’s National Title Solutions has earned a spot in the @ALTAonline Elite Provider program, making it the first bank to do so.
- ServiceLink bolsters national sales team
ServiceLink bolsters national sales team - Mortgage technology service provider @SvcLink has added a pair of long-time operations and customer relationship building experts to its national sales team.
- First American data shows modest 2024 house price growth
First American data shows modest 2024 house price growth - Higher mortgage rates in the latter half of the year triggered a cooling house price trend in late-2024, according to @FirstAm Chief Economist Mark Fleming.
- Stop the Scroll with CapCut
Many of us are guilty of what people call “doomscrolling.” We swipe up and down on our social media pages for so long that everything starts to look the same. So, how can marketers and businesses stand out and stop that constant scroll? One way […]
- Why title insurance is essential to the U.S. system of property rights
The U.S. system for the transfer of real estate is unique in the world. We transfer ownership by private contract between parties; no advance government approval is required. By contrast, many European countries have a centralized, […]
- Why Title Agents Win with an Independent Underwriter Like Westcor
The post Why Title Agents Win with an Independent Underwriter Like Westcor appeared first on Westcor Land Title Insurance Company®.
- 2025 Minimum Wage Update
State Increases to Minimum Wages in 2025 Each state, and in some cases each county or city, is responsible for setting its own minimum wage law. Below are each state’s minimum wage listings with upcoming 2025 changes noted. Only states with […]
- AmeriTitle Super Star – Annette Baumeister
Our next AmeriTitle Super Star Spotlight is on Annette Baumeister! Like many customers she helps daily, Annette has recently moved – relocating from Chubbuck, ID to Twin Falls, ID, where she will be our AmeriTitle Branch Manager, when the Twin […]
- SoftPro Renewed as ALTA Elite Provider for 10th Year
The American Land Title Association (ALTA), the national trade association of the land title insurance industry, announced it has renewed SoftPro for its 10th year as an ALTA Elite Provider.
- 🐐Title Underground: Zombie Mortgages, FHA Deal Killers, Secret Banking Systems and 2025 Trends to Watch 26-Jan-2025
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- Is it Time to Ditch the Pens?
Why the Push for Digital Closings May Be More Complicated Than You Think
- Old Republic Title net premiums up in fourth quarter
Old Republic Title net premiums up in fourth quarter - @OldRepTitle reported fourth quarter and full year 2024 earnings results, with title insurance net premiums and fees increasing year-over-year for both periods.
- Homebuying negotiation platform garners $8 million in seed round
Homebuying negotiation platform garners $8 million in seed round - Indigo, a recently established homebuying and homeselling negotiation platform, brought in $8 million in a new seed funding round.
- EagleView launches property data ecosystem
EagleView launches property data ecosystem - Ariel imagery provider EagleView is putting forth a new property data ecosystem designed to help real estate and lending professionals in areas such as risk assessment and streamlining operations.
- H.B. Wilkinson Title establishes Terrie Miller designation course scholarship
H.B. Wilkinson Title establishes Terrie Miller designation course scholarship - Illinois-based H.B. Wilkinson Title Co. has established a designation course scholarship honoring the memory of a longtime team member.
- SoftPro extends integration with Proof
SoftPro extends integration with Proof - @SoftProSoftware has enhanced its integration with @Proof to offer standalone identity verification services without having to leave the SoftPro 360 platform.
- ATTOM: Homeselling profits down in 2024
ATTOM: Homeselling profits down in 2024 - A Year-End 2024 U.S. Home Sales Report from @ATTOMdata shows a second straight year of annual homeselling profit decline.
- Fannie Mae title pilot could save homeowners up to $1,692 per refi
A study released in Legal Economics found that Fannie Mae’s title insurance pilot program could save borrowers up to $2.19 billion.
- Free Webinar: 2025 Housing Market Forecast
SoftPro has partnered with the American Land Title Association (ALTA) to produce a free webinar analyzing key trends that will shape the 2025 housing market.
- eRecording innovator Clifford hits the ground running with new company
eRecording innovator hits the ground running with new company - Long-time eRecording innovator Paul Clifford sat down with The Title Report to detail the formation of his new company Hopdox.
- La Rosa Holdings doubles revenue in 2024
La Rosa Holdings doubles revenue in 2024 - La Rosa Holdings Corp. announced preliminary unaudited revenue for fiscal year 2024, showing a more than 100 percent year-over-year increase.
- Report: Closing protection letter validation errors at all-time high
Report: Closing protection letter validation errors at all-time high - A fourth-quarter wire fraud analytics report from @FundingShield showed a record high level of closing protection letter validation errors.
- Behind the Scenes of ‘Rock the Block’ With the Winners of Season 4
On this episode of "House Party," we sit down with the winners of "Rock the Block" to discuss their design strategy and get real about their time on the show.
- ‘Rock the Block’ Season 4, Episode 5 Recap: Designing for the Great Outdoors
On the penultimate episode of "Rock the Block" Season 4, the teams set their sights and renovation budgets on their home exteriors.
- ‘Rock the Block’ Season 4 Episode 4: High Praise for This Week’s Lower-Level Renovations
Listen to our recap of this week's episode of "Rock the Block," where the HGTV designers renovate the entire lower level of their houses.
- ‘Rock the Block’ Season 4 Episode 3 Recap: Which Team Has the Sweetest Main Suite?
On an all new episode of "House Party" podcast, we chat about main suites week on "Rock the Block," that "design surprise," and (of course) host Ty Pennington in chaps.
- ‘Rock the Block’ Season 4 Episode 2 Recap: Living Room Looks and Too Many Books
How does living room design add value to a home? That's the question the design teams are tasked with solving on this week's episode of "Rock the Block."
- ‘Rock the Block’ Season 4 Recap: Are 2 Kitchens Better Than 1?
We're all in on Season 4 of "Rock the Block," and we couldn't be more excited to recap the season and watch the design drama unfold.
- HGTV’s Controversial New Show ‘Down Home Fab,’ the Gas Stove Culture War, Tom Brady as Landlord
On this episode, we discuss Chelsea DeBoer's show "Down Home Fab" as well as other hot topics in real estate.
- Lisa Marie Presley and the Fate of Graceland, How To Comb Facebook Marketplace Like a Pro, and More
On this episode of "House Party," we discuss who will inherit Graceland, tips for scoring deals on secondhand online marketplaces, and more.
- Why Harry and Meghan Might Be Moving, the Fate of the Idaho Murder House, and More
"House Party" is back for 2023, and we're talking about the California storms, Harry and Meghan, the Idaho murder house, and more.
- Mark Wahlberg Drops the Price of His Estate, and We Recap ‘Selling the OC’ Season Finale
On a new episode of "House Party," we discuss two celebrity-owned megamansions and recap the final episode of "Selling the OC."
- Could Lena Dunham’s Luxury Tiny Home Point to a New Housing Trend? Plus, Trevor Noah Is Selling in NYC for $13M
This week on "House Party," we discuss Lena Dunham's new tiny home, Trevor Noah's penthouse, and Episode 7 of "Selling the OC."
- Is Kylie Jenner’s For-Sale Mansion Worth $22M? Plus, the Truth Behind the Homes on ‘Selling the OC’
We discuss Kylie Jenner's latest real estate move, Reese Witherspoon's latest real estate win, and more.
- Timothee Chalamet’s New Mansion Has an A-List Pedigree, and ‘Selling the OC’ Episode 5 Gets Juicy
On this episode, we discuss two celebrity real estate moves and continue our recap of Netflix's "Selling the OC."
- Who’s Making Real Estate Moves on ‘Selling the OC’? Plus, Rihanna Buys Again in Beverly Hills
This week on "House Party," we recap Episode 4 of "Selling the OC," and then we discuss two noteworthy celebrity real estate moves.
- Beach Day Drama on ‘Selling the OC’ and the Coolest U.S. Cities With ‘Beyond the Block’ Host Andrew Tyree
This week we recap Episode 3 of Netflix's "Selling the OC." Then, we chat with the team behind "Beyond the Block."
- Things Get Awkward on ‘Selling the OC,’ and Jennifer Lawrence Wants $10.5M for Her NYC Loft
We recap Episode 2 of "Selling the OC," discuss Jennifer Lawrence's latest real estate move, and much more.
- Drama From the ‘Selling the OC’ Premiere, and the Story Behind Derek Jeter’s Tampa Mansion
This week, we discuss the premiere of "Selling the OC," the fate of Johnny Cash's Ventura, CA, home, and the reason why Derek Jeter's Tampa, FL, mansion is getting demolished.
- Shea and Syd McGee Share Their Favorite Moments From Season 3 of ‘Dream Home Makeover’
This week on "House Party," hear our exclusive interview with the stars of Netflix's "Dream Home Makeover."
- Chip and Jo’s Emmy Nomination, a ‘Selling Sunset’ Baby, and a ‘Battle on the Beach’ Winner
We discuss exciting news for Chip and Joanna Gaines, Tarek and Heather Rae El Moussa, and the winners of "Battle on the Beach."
- A Chat With the Host of ‘How To Build a Sex Room,’ Guest Room Renovations on ‘Battle on the Beach,’ and More
Hear our interview with Melanie Rose, host of the new Netflix show "How To Build a Sex Room."
- Is This the Worst-Designed Room in ‘Battle on the Beach’ History? Plus, Noteworthy Homes on TV
This week, we recap Episode 4 of "Battle on the Beach" in which the teams renovate the kids' room, which left us underwhelmed.
- Food Delivery Fails, ‘Battle on the Beach’ Episode 3, ‘Yassified’ Songs on HGTV
This week, we discuss the living room renovations on "Battle on the Beach," motivational pop songs on HGTV, and more.
- Alison Victoria’s Questionable Design on ‘Battle on the Beach,’ and Boomer Decor Stereotypes
On "House Party" this week, we recap Season 2, Episode 2 of HGTV's "Battle on the Beach."
- Ty Pennington Cries Over This One Design Choice, Tom Cruise Also Busy With Real Estate, and More
On "House Party," we discuss the Season 2 premiere of "Battle on the Beach." Plus, we dive into Tom Cruise's real estate portfolio.
- Is It Time To Put Modern Farmhouse Style Out to Pasture?
We discuss the highs and lows of modern farmhouse style with Katie Holdefehr, senior editor of Real Simple.
- Lil Jon’s New HGTV Show Debuts, and a Real Estate Scam You Probably Haven’t Heard Of
On this episode of "House Party," we discuss "Lil Jon Wants to Do What?" We also wrap up Season 5 of "Selling Sunset."
- ‘Selling Sunset’ Season 5: The Real Estate Wars Continue; Plus, a Grammy-Winning Duo Takes a Loss
This week we dig into the drama on the new season of "Selling Sunset." We also crown the celebrity real estate winner and losers.
- ‘Christina in the Country’ Has a Lot To Prove. Plus, What Happened to the ‘Rock the Block’ Homes?
We wrap up our "Rock the Block" talk with a discussion about the status of the houses designed on the show.
- Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson Share Their Secrets for Dominating on ‘Rock the Block’
After following their progress on this season of "Rock the Block," we couldn't wait to chat with HGTV stars Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson.
- What the Heck Is an Oyster Oven? This and Other Puzzling Backyard Design Choices on ‘Rock the Block’
On the latest "Rock the Block," the HGTV teams focus their efforts on the house exteriors, enhancing the curb appeal and outdoor amenities.
- UWM extends its 60-bps incentive program into spring
UWM's incentive provides independent mortgage brokers with a 60 basis points pricing advantage on eligible conventional and government loans.
- Mortgage applicants still won't cross the 7% barrier
Consumers seeking jumbo home loans last week encountered the same 7.02% average contract interest rate as 30-year confirming loan borrowers.
- Decade-old Rocket appraisal suit kicked to lower court
The court reverses a $10M class win in a Rocket Mortgage appraisal suit.
- Mortgage applications drop over MLK holiday, inauguration week
Mortgage application activity for the week ending January 24, 2025 was "slightly weaker" while interest rates stayed the same.
- Servicing QC 2025 outlook: Identify risks amidst changing rules
No one can know what, exactly, will change in 2025 for the mortgage servicing industry’s quality control units, but experts agree there will be changes. Rohit Chopra, head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), is unlikely to remain […]
- Voxtur ends deal to sell Blue Water Financial Technologies
University Bancorp was to acquire a 50.5% stake in Blue Water, however the deal announced in July had yet close and Voxtur is starting a strategic review.
- FHA says a Trump funding freeze wouldn't jeopardize deals
A presidential memo on Monday imposed a pause on certain types of government funding until programs are reviewed to ensure compliance with Trump executive orders.
- Home renovation plans surge as high rates halt would-be movers
Nearly two-thirds of Americans said stubbornly high mortgage rates are keeping them from moving, so they are planning to fix up their homes, Angi found.
- Dunmor CEO Franck Ruimy on Newfi partnership and the residential investment lending sector
Even as high interest rates impact the housing market, Dunmor's CEO anticipates a strong year for investor purchases and new developments.
- WalletHub says these are the best states for retirees
Personal finance website WalletHub this week released its rankings of the best and worst states to retire in 2025. It determined that Florida, Minnesota and Colorado are the friendliest states for retirees, while Mississippi, Louisiana and Kentucky […]
- Which U.S. Metros Boast the Most Affordable Rates for Renters?
A new survey revealed just how much the typical renter needs to afford the average apartment in the U.S., as Southern metros are booming with affordability compared to regions like the East Coast, which have the least affordable rental rates […]
- Homestreet reports 17x surge in losses, plans for turnaround
The bank anticipates recent changes will help it rebound soon from a quarter in which commercial-loan distress grew and a sale of the company fell apart.
- Mr. Cooper agreed to a $5.8 million settlement. Who is eligible for relief?
Nationstar Mortgage — currently doing business as Mr. Cooper — has agreed to settle a lawsuit which alleges that the company violated mortgage servicing laws and forced borrowers into foreclosure.
- Rising rates throw cold water on home price growth
On an annual basis, home prices grew by 4.2% in November, FHFA's index found.
- Southern States Lead in State-to-State Migration Trends
Two Southern states are vying for bragging rights when it comes to top net migration, while Gen Z and millennials dominate long-distance moves across the country, per a new report. The post Southern States Lead in State-to-State Migration Trends […]
- Federal hiring freeze could impact the rollout of HMBS 2.0, former Ginnie Mae head says
A hiring freeze, rather than a regulatory freeze, could have more impact on the rollout of HMBS 2.0, according to a former Ginnie Mae president.
- Congress to mull long-term fix for federal flood insurance
The FEMA-operated program has over 4.7 million policies in force, and lawmakers have kept it intact via dozens of short-term extensions since 2017.
- U.S. Home Values Trend Below Historical Averages
In a new report, the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices revealed the share of annual gains seen nationwide in 2024, and which direction home prices may be headed throughout the new year. The post U.S. Home Values Trend Below Historical Averages […]
- Sen. Tim Scott hints at 'imminent' CFPB director pick
The chair of the Senate Banking Committee said the Trump administration will soon address the future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director. "I think we're going to be happy with the answer they give us and the person they give us as […]
- Mortgage rates decline slightly, but help from the Fed isn’t coming
Mortgage rates have been static in the opening month of 2025. The long-term costs of a home loan are keeping borrowers on the sidelines as rates have been above 7% since Christmas — the longest such stretch since July 2024 when they were in the […]
- Homebuilder NVR's mortgage profits boom in Q4
The homebuilder saw profits grow for the fourth straight quarter, even as the number of new orders decreased.
- The 2024 CHLA Report on IMBs
This week, the Community Home Lenders of America (CHLA) released our latest annual CHLA Report on Independent Mortgage Banks (IMB). As the only national trade group that exclusively represents IMBs, we are taking this opportunity to explain what […]
- Bob Broeksmit outlines MBA priorities under Trump administration
MBA President and CEO Bob Broeksmit laid out the trade group's priorities during the opening session of the MBA’s IMB25 conference Monday.
- Senate Confirms Bessent as Next Treasury Secretary
Noted hedge fund manager Scott Bessent was confirmed as 79th head of the U.S. Department of the Treasury by a vote of 68-29 on Monday before the U.S. Senate. The post Senate Confirms Bessent as Next Treasury Secretary first appeared on The […]
- CFPB Puts Cash-Out Refi Trends Under the Microscope
A recent CFPB study surveyed cash-out refi borrowers and examined their financial outcomes, including impacts on credit scores and how their debt profiles differ from those of other homeowners. The post CFPB Puts Cash-Out Refi Trends Under the […]
- Mobile Home Prices on the Rise
A new report pinpoints where mobile homes are the cheapest to buy, where they’re most expensive, and the factors driving these price trends. The post Mobile Home Prices on the Rise first appeared on The MortgagePoint.
- Red Tape Held Back December Housing Construction
Zoning restrictions and other factors contributed to the inability to build enough homes and keep up with demand as last year wound down. Here are the takeaways from a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau and HUD. The post Red Tape Held Back […]
- Q4 Snapshot: The State of Foreclosure Auction Volume
According to Auction.com research, overall auction demand made an impressive rebound in December after the presidential election. Click here to see respondents share their housing sentiments in a new survey following Trump’s recent executive […]
- Escrow Awareness Survey Checks in With Homeowners
John Walsh, CEO of LERETA, said, "As [property tax and insurance premium] expenses account for an increasingly larger share of monthly mortgage payments, it's more important than ever for homeowners to understand how escrow accounts work to avoid […]
- Existing-Home Sales Snapshot & What’s Ahead for 2025
"Home sales in the final months of the year showed solid recovery despite elevated mortgage rates," said Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist at NAR. "Home sales during the winter are typically softer than the spring and summer, but momentum is rising with […]
- 100-Unit Apartment Property in Flagstaff, Ariz., Sells for $25.9Mln
Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff Report Investors Capital Group has paid $25.9 million, or $259,000/unit, for the 100-unit Table Rock apartment property in Flagstaff, Ariz. The Seattle investor purchased the property from Aultas of San Diego in a […]
- BlackRock Renews 176,000-SF Office Lease in Princeton, N.J.
ConnectCRE BlackRock has extended its lease for 176,000 square feet at University Square, a 331,872-sf office property in Princeton, N.J. The investment manager has occupied the space since 2010. Its lease was slated to roll in September 2028, but […]
- 93,000-SF Mixed-Use Property in Queens, N.Y., Sells for $30Mln
Crain’s New York Business Asef Bari has paid $30 million, or $322.58/sf, for the 93,000-square-foot Bruson Building mixed-use property in the Jackson Heights area of Queens, N.Y. Bari, a major supporter of New York City Mayor Eric Adams, bought […]
- Chipotle Snags Retail Space at L&L Holding’s 600 Third Avenue
Fast-food restaurant Chipotle Mexican Grill is opening a new Midtown East eatery, Commercial Observer has learned. Chipotle, which has more than 50 locations in New York City, has signed a 15-year lease for 2,329 square feet at the base of L&L […]
- Domain Companies Launches Residential Leasing and Marketing Firm Good Company
Developer The Domain Companies wants to offer up its expertise on New York City’s multifamily market to other companies. To do that, Domain has launched the Good Company, what it describes as a “one-stop shop” for leasing, marketing and […]
- Drew Anderman Starts New Role in CBRE’s Debt and Structured Finance Team
An air of optimism and the gentle whirring of a new market cycle are in the air as January draws to a close, and it’s also a brand-new start for industry veteran Drew Anderman. Anderman, who left his position as a senior managing director at […]
- Talented Immigrants Are a Boon to Real Estate — Keep That Pipeline Open
Years ago, I asked the CEO of a prominent shopping center investment firm, “Whom do you deem three of the smartest commercial real estate (CRE) practitioners?” I can’t recall two of the names he cited. The one I do remember is Sandeep […]
- CRE Seeing More Recap Deals as Interest Rates Stay High
The commercial real estate market has seen a flurry of recapitalizations of late, with private equity players — some new to CRE — often at the center of the deals. The recaps are taking form in all shapes and sizes but have a common goal: […]
- Affinius Capital’s Craig Solomon On Playing Up and Down the Capital Stack
Craig Solomon is one of the wise men when it comes to commercial real estate finance and investment, as he’s been in the game for more than four decades — first as an attorney, then as an investor. The vice chairman and chief investment officer […]
- Nation’s Top Lab REIT Blasts Calif. Leaders, Biden Administration Over Wildfires
Alexandria Real Estate Equities (ARE) is the nation’s largest life sciences landlord with some of the world’s largest biotech and pharmaceutical companies as tenants. But its headquarters is in Pasadena, Calif., which was one of the areas most […]
- SL Green Records Third-Best Leasing Year Ever in 2024
SL Green Realty Corp. signed 188 office leases totaling 3.6 million square feet last year, marking the REIT's third best year, in terms of leasing, ever. A total of 48 leases for 1.79 million sf were signed during the fourth quarter, exceeding the […]
- Douglas Emmett Acquires L.A. Office Tower in Lieu of Foreclosure
The ownership of a 17-story building on Los Angeles’ Westside that once housed the late former Mayor Richard Riordan’s office has exchanged hands in lieu of foreclosure. Douglas Emmett, a Santa Monica-based real estate investment trust, acquired […]
- M&T Provides $165.9Mln Agency Loan for Alexandria, Va., Apartments
Commercial Observer M&T Bank has provided $165.9 million of agency financing for the 678-unit Town Square at Mark Center apartment property at 1459 North Beauregard St. in the Washington, D.C., suburb of Alexandria, Va. The DSF Group of Boston […]
- Wheaton, Ill., Retail Center Sells for $61.73Mln, Gets $41.65Mln Loan
Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff Report DLC Management has paid $61.73 million, or $196.08/sf, for the 314,819-square-foot Danada Square West retail center in the Chicago suburb of Wheaton, Ill. The Elmsford, N.Y., company bought the property […]
- Boston’s Office Availability Rate Reaches All-Time High in 4Q
Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff Report The Greater Boston area’s office availability rate reached an all-time high of 21.7 percent in the fourth quarter, as it continues to be plagued by negative absorption, according to Newmark. Negative […]
- Seniors-Housing Property with 121 Units Near Las Vegas Sells for $33Mln
Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff Report A venture of CREC Real Estate LLC and Calida Group has sold the 121-unit Coronado Ridge Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Henderson, Nev., for $33 million, or $272,727/unit. CREC, of Columbus, […]
- Mount Street Hires Rawle Howard to Lead Effort to Double U.S. Servicing Portfolio
Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff Report Mount Street U.S., whose servicing portfolio has grown to roughly $38 billion, is aiming to double that by next year. To help orchestrate that growth, the nearly six-year-old unit of London-based Mount […]
- Advertising Firm Spectrum Reach Moving HQ to 56K SF at Rudin’s 3 Times Square
Advertising sales firm Spectrum Reach is making a big move to Times Square. Spectrum, a division of Charter Communications, has signed an 11-year lease for 55,848 square feet on the entire 26th and 27th floors of Rudin’s 3 Times Square, according […]
- Data Center Developer Pays $302M for Shovel-Ready Site in NoVa
One of the DMV’s largest privately owned developers is cashing in on the skyrocketing demand for data center development in Northern Virginia.. The Peterson Companies sold a 504-acre plot of land entitled for major data center construction in […]
- Former Bowery Savings Bank Up for Auction After $26M Sale Fell Through
Manhattan’s landmark Bowery Savings Bank will go on the auction block again after a planned sale in 2023 fell through. The 32,700-square-foot historic bank turned event venue at 130 Bowery is set to open a bidding process next month, capping off a […]
- Peachtree Lends $114.6Mln Against 2 McWhinney-Owned Hotels
Peachtree Group has provided $114.6 million of short-term mortgage financing against a pair of Hyatt-branded hotels in Austin, Texas, and Denver with 472 rooms owned by McWhinney. The financing will allow McWinney, a Denver investment manager, to […]
- AEW Capital Management Lends $68M for Tempe Industrial Park Construction
Overton Moore Properties and Invesco Real Estate have secured $68 million in construction financing to build Nextwave Tempe, a three-building, Class A industrial site spanning 689,000 square-feet in Tempe, Ariz., Commercial Observer has learned. […]
- U.S. Office Construction Sunk to 10-Year Low in 2024: Report
The U.S. office market is stuck and appears it will be so for some time. Construction of office supply declined 44 percent last year, reaching a 10-year low, as 2024 delivered on 43.2 million square feet of new office space nationwide. That’s […]
- Amazon Inks 50K-SF Office Lease in Miami’s Wynwood
In a boost to Miami’s quest to become a tech hub, Amazon is opening an office in Wynwood, having signed a 50,333-square-foot lease at the mixed-use Wynwood Plaza development, which is nearing completion. Since the pandemic, Miami has lured tech […]
- NYC Building Permits See Q4 2024 Uptick, But Overall Construction at a Halt
New York City’s pipeline for new construction saw a significant uptick in the fourth quarter, but overall development progress is still at a steady halt. There were 366 new building filings throughout the city in the fourth quarter of 2024, a 12 […]