Worth Avenue Gem Goes Up For Sale
A generational family owner of one of Worth Avenue's most notable retail properties is looking for a new generational owner. Because this isn't no flipping deal.
The Madden Family Associates has put the iconic Tiffany & Co building at 259 Worth Ave in Palm Beach up for sale, with an asking price that could exceed $40M.
That means the circa 1950s building, at more than 16,300…
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NY Investor Funds Marriott Moxy Hotel On Washington Avenue
Developers of a planned Marriott micro-unit hotel got millions from a New York-based REIT to get going.
Lightstone Value Plus REIT has pumped $20M toward the development of Marriott Moxy hotel at 915-955 Washington Ave on Miami Beach, home of…
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Exploring The Connection Between Data And Office Design
The major corporate shift to open offices has disrupted the way designers and tenants grapple with how much space to give to each employee. But the data is finally catching up, and the answers to the big questions are emerging.
CannonDesign executive director Meg Osman says her firm began strengthening its focus on using data four or five years ago to help the firm's clients, and CannonDesign itself, design workspaces that meet the myriad needs of employees.
The idea stemmed from…
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Net Element In Talks To Renew, Expand In North Miami Beach
A global mobile payments processor and gift card operator is looking to expand in North Miami Beach.
Net Element Inc revealed in documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it's in talks to expand beyond the 5,400 SF it leases…
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Retail CMBS Losses Drop, While Delinquencies Up In October
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Top 10 US Office Metros See Healthy Rent Gains In Q3
The country's top 10 office markets—based on total square footage and global investor demand—continued to post healthy rent gains in Q3, though six of the top 10 metros in the country had an increase in vacancies during the same period, according to Colliers International.
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