(iStock, Illustration by Kevin Cifuentes for The Real Deal) Developers across the country are racing to build new warehouses, as vacancy rates approach sub-1 percent
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Bloom Hotels Buys Sixty Sixty Resort in Miami Beach for $24M
Bloom Hotels’ David Harari and Intega’s Victor Ballestas with 6060 Indian Creek Drive (Bloom Hotels, Integra) The Sixty Sixty condo-hotel in Miami Beach, once the
Feds Find Sheltered Homeless Highly Concentrated in CA, NY
Skid row in downtown Los Angeles (iStock) The nation’s sheltered homeless population is highly concentrated in four states, with New York, California, Florida and Massachusetts
Home Prices Swell in Sun Belt Migration Destinations: Redfin
(iStock) Sun Belt cities last year drew massive waves of migrants, supercharging increases in rents and home prices ahead of the national average. The affordable
Real Estate Stocks Declined Across the Board in January
(iStock) Markets climbed Friday afternoon on a better-than-expected jobs report, but it was not enough to undo the results of a topsy-turvy January that impacted
Ilya Kovalchuk Buys Fisher Island Condo in Miami
Ilya Kovalchuk and Palazzo Della Luna on Fisher Island (Wikipedia, Palazzo Della Luna) Hockey star Ilya Kovalchuk scored a new home in Miami Beach with
Does Raphael Toledano’s NY Ban End His Real Estate Career?
Shaya Boymelgreen, Rafi Toledano and Yair Levy (Getty/Illustration by Kevin Rebong for The Real Deal) For a city with a bad-landlords list and a steady
Lutheran Church to Share Pembroke Pines Property with Wawa
Rev. Keith Spencer and 7150 Pines Boulevard in Pembroke Pines A church in Pembroke Pines plans to share its 5-acre property on busy Pines Boulevard
AerCap Leases at 830 Brickell, 7 Lease at Seagis Building
OKO’s Vlad Doronin and Cain International’s Jonathan Goldstein with 830 Brickell (OKO Group/Cain International) AerCap I 830 Brickell | Miami Dublin-based AerCap, a commercial aircraft
Oceanwide battles to hang on to LA megaproject, its last in the US – The Real Deal South Florida
(Photo-illustration by Paul Dilakian/The Real Deal) Oceanwide wanted the American dream. And it wanted it from coast to coast — Manhattan to L.A. The firm,