Commercial Observer

Publication type: Commercial real estate business publication

Commercial Observer covers commercial real estate leasing, sales, finance, development, office, retail, multifamily, hospitality, industrial, and CRE personalities in New York and beyond.

History And Editorial Focus

Commercial Observer grew out of the Observer Media world and became a dedicated commercial real estate publication with strong New York market coverage.

What Happens There

  • Leases, sales, financing, development, and power lists
  • Commercial real estate executives, brokers, lenders, developers, and investors
  • Events, newsletters, sponsored content, and finance coverage

Official Links

Address And Google Map

New York, NY

Best Use For Manhattan Business Club Readers

Use this listing for New York commercial real estate intelligence, advertiser research, event partnerships, and market tracking.

Latest Headlines From This Source

  • Last week was Commercial Observer’s biggest issue of the year: Power 100. This is where we take all the data, the trends, the transactions, the stories and the profiles of the last year or so, and try to distill it all into one comprehensive ranking of the top 100 names in commercial real estate. (It’s […]
  • A commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) loan secured by a 99-year ground lease on Maefield Development’s 20 Times Square property has returned to special servicing, according to an alert from Morningstar Credit. The $647.5 million of outstanding CMBS debt from the Times Square Trust 2018-20TS single-borrower deal originated by Natixis in 2018 transferred to the special […]
  • Jose Canero has flipped a terminated condo building in Miami’s Coconut Grove neighborhood for $45.5 million. Developer El-Ad National Properties acquired the Chateau Grove Condominium at 3265 Virginia Street, located between Oak and Day avenues near the center of Coconut Grove, the firm announced. The two-story building, constructed in 1963, sits on a lot that […]
  • A previously distressed hotel in Southern California’s Inland Empire that was purchased in a bankruptcy auction has secured a nine-figure financing package for a significant renovation. Nonprofit development firm National Core closed on $103.6 million in tax-exempt bond financing for the Hyatt Regency hotel in Ontario, Calif., JLL announced Friday.  The financing combines $77.1 million […]
  • A father-son team of retail brokers is taking their generational expertise to Colliers’ New York City operations. Michael Hirschfeld and son Brian Hirschfeld have left JLL to join the retail services arm of Colliers as vice chair and senior vice president, respectively, according to a Friday announcement from Colliers. Michael will specialize in luxury retail […]

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