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Real Estate Landscape

Manhattanites will tell you that a chunk of the upscale, mobile population has already decamped to Westchester, the New Jersey suburbs—and South Florida. Some of the relocation is temporary, to

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A Move South for Icahn Enterprises

With a spectacular $1.6 million, 18-foot sculpture titled “Mariposas,” by artist Manolo Valdés as its anchor, Milton Tower in Sunny Isles Beach represents premier South Florida office space. Someone big—the

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Milton Tower
Points South

From modest Brooklyn beginnings to Princeton to ’80s corporate raider to financial and philanthropic icon, Carl Icahn has epitomized the Manhattan mover and shaker. And now he’s making a big

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Dream Houses

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Student housing is one of Treo Group’s pillars

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Coral Gables approves Belmont, Baptist Health senior living project

Belmont Village Senior Living and Baptist Health South Florida have received unanimous approval from the Coral Gables City Commission to build Belmont Village Coral Gables, a premier mixed-use senior living community. Belmont

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Wynwood business group supports commuter rail proposal

The Wynwood Business Improvement District is throwing its weight behind a proposal for Brightline/Virgin Trains USA to build five commuter rail stations along the Florida East Coast Railway tracks near

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Empty houses could sell faster

Vacant homes, long considered a drag on the U.S. real estate market, are getting an image makeover courtesy of the coronavirus crisis, says Ken H. Johnson, Ph.D., an economist in

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U.S. metropolitan residential real estate markets are peaking, and some cities are in another pricing bubble, according to the latest national index produced by Florida Atlantic University and Florida International University faculty. The Beracha, Hardin & Johnson Buy vs. Rent Index scale goes from minus-1 (good time to buy) to 1 (better to rent) with zero being neutral. Two metropolitan areas—Dallas (0.92) and Denver (0.77)—are significantly overheated and rapidly approaching a score of 1, said Ken Johnson (above), one of the index’s creators and associate dean and professor in FAU’s College of Business.
Mana saves McArthur

After submitting a winning bid in bankruptcy court, investor Moishe Mana has closed on the $16.5 million sale of two McArthur dairy sites, including prime property in Little Haiti. Mana

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Real estate considerations

By Jay Mussman Luxury real estate in the United States rallied in both sales volume and price in the fourth quarter of 2019. Then the coronavirus began, slowing the demand

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Industrial sector is rare commercial real estate bright spot

The industrial sector appears to be the only asset class in commercial real estate poised to weather a devastating downturn caused by the coronavirus, said Rebel Cole, Ph.D., a finance professor in

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COVID-19’s impact on tenants, landlords and brokers

By Jonathan Kingsley and Stephen Rutchik The commercial real estate industry was relatively unprepared to manage the COVID-19 crisis. Landlords, tenants, property managers and brokers have honed their skills and

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