WSJ: Salesforce’s $15 Billion Investment in San Francisco Will Support AI Innovation Investment will fund a new AI Incubator Hub and expand workforce-development programs, company says Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/tech/ai/sale...

WSJ: Inside the Death Spiral of San Francisco’s Most Storied Mall San Francisco Centre, once among Bay Area’s top-performing retail centers, is bleeding millions of dollars a year Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/real-estate/...

WSJ: The Landmark U.S. Office Buildings That Are on Life Support Providence’s Superman Building has been empty since 2013, despite a revival effort; ‘It’s dead down here now’ Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/real-estate/...

WSJ: Tech Companies Can’t Get Enough of This Picturesque Seattle Suburb Amazon, TikTok and OpenAI are among the firms taking office space in Bellevue, where rents are higher than in the Emerald City Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/real-estate/...

GlobeSt: Manhattan Sees Record Wave of Office-to-Residential Conversions in 2025 Office towers once symbolic of Manhattan’s corporate power are increasingly being reimagined as places to live.... Unlocked article: www.globest.com/2025/10/02/m...

TRD: Tales from New York’s cautious office comeback Institutional investors still avoid broad bets on the sector, but painstakingly selected niches are doing well Unlocked article: therealdeal.com/magazine/oct...

WSJ: Private Clubs Are Bringing a Members-Only Experience to America’s Midsize Cities Developers bet on growing affluence in markets such as Lexington, Ky., and Savannah, Ga. Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/lifestyle/tr...

WSJ: Beverly Hills Is Plunging Headfirst Into a New $10 Billion Luxury Development One Beverly Hills will include a high-end Aman hotel and condos, plus designer retail shops and restaurants Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/real-estate/...

WSJ: Lower Rates Are Set to Juice the Commercial-Property Market New interest-rate easing cycle could lead to more property sales and lending, reversing yearslong slide Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/real-estate/...

WSJ: The Waldorf’s Makeover Went a Billion Over Budget—and China Is Footing the Bill Storied New York hotel fully reopens next month after eight-year saga in which buyer went to prison and Chinese government took over Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/real-estate/...

CoStar: Office landlord Paramount agrees to Rithm Capital’s $1.6 billion buyout offer REIT owns top-tier properties in New York, San Francisco Unlocked article: www.costar.com/article/1803...

WSJ: The Improbable Revival of Manhattan’s 666 Fifth Avenue Office Tower The developer Brookfield stripped it down to its steel frame and changed the building’s name as part of a $400 million makeover Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/real-estate/...

TRD: NYC apartment construction plunges as 485x fails to deliver Developers sideline projects while conversions pick up steam Unlocked article: archive.is/y7s02

Bloomberg: A $340 Million New York Office Makeover Is Converting Boardrooms to Bedrooms The city’s embrace of adaptive reuse projects is providing much-needed housing stock Unlocked article: archive.is/FPCq7

WSJ: New York’s Airbnb Crackdown, in Force for Two Years, Hasn’t Improved Housing Supply Apartment buildings have fewer rowdy tourists now, but rents keep rising Unlocked article: www.tovima.com/wsj/new-york...

WSJ: Why a Landmark Settlement on Realtor Fees Hasn’t Cut Costs The real-estate industry’s landmark settlement reworked how real-estate agents get paid, raising hopes that the costs associated with home buying and selling would come down. Unlocked article: www.msn.com/en-us/money/...

WSJ: A Tiny Town Takes on a ‘Zombie Mall’ Giant Rust, unmown grass and epic potholes mar Namdar Realty’s Pittsburgh Mills in Pennsylvania; building inspector writes 436 citations at once-thriving property Unlocked article: archive.is/jJIXg

WSJ: A 1,225-Foot Sign of Life for San Francisco’s Office Comeback AI companies drive a surge in leasing, sparking a bet on new development in the hard-hit city Unlocked article: archive.is/0sFU6

Most Department Stores Are Leaving Malls. Dillard’s Is Buying One. Fashion-apparel retailer and a partner pay $34 million for mall in Longview, Texas Unlocked article: archive.is/Ec07m

WSJ: Soho House Members’ Club to Go Private A group of investors led by one of the country’s biggest hotel owners struck a deal to take Soho House private, ending a monthslong contest over the fate of the giant members’ club operator. Unlocked article: www.msn.com/en-us/money/...

WSJ: A Luxury Real-Estate Builder’s Improbable Comeback Is Starting to Crumble Michael Shvo risks losing his prized Raleigh hotel and condo development in Miami Beach this week after a slow start to sales Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/real-estate/...

WSJ: NYC Offices Are Back. Nothing Proves It More Than JPMorgan’s $3 Billion Tower. The New York City office market is recovering from its pandemic debacle faster than any other in the U.S... Unlocked article: lnkd.in/eYkRNaQE

WSJ: NYC Builders Are Converting Shuttered Migrant Hotels Into Apartments New York City developers are seizing an unusual opportunity: converting at least a dozen hotels that housed migrants into new apartments. Unlocked article: www.msn.com/en-us/money/...

WSJ: How an NYC Suburb Is Actually Managing to Bring Rents Down New Rochelle embraces development and makes it easy to build, leading to thousands of new apartments Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/real-estate/...

WSJ: Restaurants Clamor for Retail Space in New York City’s Sizzling Market ‘If you can vent it, you can rent it,’ landlords and brokers boast Unlocked article: archive.is/KKntk

WSJ: Mall Owner CBL Snaps Up New Batch of Mid-Tier Properties Latest purchase of four malls signals continued strength of sector beyond high-end properties Unlocked article: archive.is/Hovbj

WSJ: WeWork Wants You to Know It’s a Grown-Up Real-Estate Firm Now A new video for the workspace company WeWork delivers shot after shot of city skylines, gleaming glass buildings and meeting rooms filled with besuited, efficient-looking workers. Unlocked article: www.msn.com/en-us/money/...

WSJ: Verizon Hikes In-Office Requirement, Leases Larger NYC Office Telecommunications giant Verizon Communications is moving its headquarters to a larger office space in Manhattan as it ramps up in-office requirements for most of its mgmt employees. Unlocked article: www.msn.com/en-us/money/...

TRD: How the CMBS surge is fueling NYC’s biggest deals Mix of asset classes scored last month’s top real estate loans Unlocked article: archive.is/RYaas

WSJ: Trade Questions, Slow Leasing Hold Back Warehouse Dealmaking Investors are taking a more cautious approach to buying and selling warehouses amid rapidly shifting trade policy, an uncertain economic outlook and an abundance of available space. Unlocked article: www.msn.com/en-us/money/...

Bankrate: Mortgage rate history: 1970s to 2025 - So far in 2025, the average 30-year mortgage rate has fluctuated between 6.67 percent and 7.19 percent. As of June 18, the average 30-year rate was 6.86 percent. Article: www.bankrate.com/mortgages/hi...

WSJ: A Real-Estate Tycoon’s Loan Went Bad. Then They Came for His Ferraris and Fine Wine. Charles Cohen personally guaranteed part of a half-billion loan, and now Fortress Investment wants to collect Unlocked article: archive.is/isvEM

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WSJ: New York City’s Hotel Market Is the Envy of the Country Hotel owners across the U.S. are reeling from a decline in foreign visitors and domestic tourists scaling back their plans. Then there is New York City. Unlocked article: www.msn.com/en-us/money/....

Fortune: The CEO of one of the largest office maintenance firms in America says employers are changing their workspaces in 4 key ways Unlocked article: fortune.com/2025/07/06/o...

WSJ: Can the French Reinvent America’s Broken Department-Store Model? Printemps New York is following the European department-store playbook of serving up enough to keep shoppers occupied far beyond the fitting room Unlocked article: www.msn.com/en-us/money/...

WSJ: Saudi Fund Invests Hundreds of Millions in Proposed NYC Skyscraper The Kingdom’s Public Investment Fund is teaming with New York developer Related Cos. Unlocked article: archive.is/F7K8J

WSJ: Goldman Sachs Scraps Plans to Build Hotel Brand in Greece The firm had big ambitions for three resorts with views of the Aegean Sea. It recently sold the properties, barely breaking even. Unlocked article: archive.is/2rKEu

WSJ: Turning New York Offices Into Homes Finally Works. Now There’s a Rent-Freeze Catch. Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s policies could hurt a promising source of new housing supply Unlocked article: www.wsj.com/real-estate/...

WSJ: NYC Developers Gripped by Hysteria After Mamdani’s Sudden Rise Landlords seek alternative candidate, look to incumbent mayor to blunt democratic socialist’s campaign Unlocked article: archive.is/Hja9P

WSJ: $30 Minimum Wage Has L.A. Hotel Owners in Revolt Industry seeks to suspend city ordinance requiring what union leaders call nation’s highest minimum wage Unlocked article: archive.is/f33KT

GlobeSt: Hidden Risks in CRE Lending Threaten Banks and Investors There are implications for investors in non-bank CRE lending funds. Unlocked article: archive.is/f7mMv

WSJ: Developers Are Finally Dealing With the Office-Oversupply Problem Supply is on pace to contract for the first time in 25 years, as incentives help accelerate conversions to residential buildings Unlocked article: archive.is/Y5YQb

WSJ: America’s Last Mall King Is Still in Charge, Even After a Deadly Diagnosis David Simon is cutting back his working hours as he battles cancer, but he has never been one to give up control Unlocked article: archive.is/pxTBf

WSJ: Withdrawal Requests at Starwood Property Fund Are at $850 Million Fund sold $1.6 billion worth of property from December to May to meet redemption requests Unlocked article: archive.is/Lz1W9

WSJ: Chicago Pro Soccer Club Revives Delayed Megaproject With $650 Million Stadium Chicago Fire to self-finance downtown stadium on land owned by developer Related Unlocked article: archive.is/KkrMB

TRD: What doom loop? Wells Fargo sees ‘new cycle’ for SF offices Commercial real estate transactions continue to climb the Bay and beyond Unlocked article: lnkd.in/dixyJh2W