Condo

Brooklyn to Get Hotel and Condos in One Community

Recently, Toll Brothers City Living and Starwood Capital Group announced that they have been selected to develop a luxury and eco-friendly hotel called 1 Hotel, and condominium community at the Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Two-Day Art Sale and Celebration at Premier Midtown Condominium Raises Over $250,000 to Support Fight Against AIDS

More than 250 art enthusiasts recently visited the 60th floor penthouse at 400 Fifth Avenue, the luxury condominium tower atop The Setai Fifth Avenue, to celebrate art and make a difference in the fight against AIDS.

NAHB Says Condo Market Shows Improvement

The National Association of Home Builders announced that the Multifamily Production Index, or MPI, reached its highest rating since the third quarter of 2005.

MHN Interview: Rose Associates’ Unique Approach to Developing The Sheffield

MHN talks to Jack Levy of Rose Associates, who explains why, unlike with most buildings, The Sheffield’s amenities were developed last.

TODAY'S DEALS: Kennedy Wilson Lands Bay Area Asset

Kennedy Wilson acquires a 544-unit asset in the Bay Area; Marcus & Millichap arrange a 152-unit Class A sale in central Texas; and the Bruckal Group acquires a condo conversion in Tempe, Ariz.

Former Atlanta Condo Building Begins Life as a Rental Property

Once upon a time, condo conversion meant taking a rental property and selling off the units piecemeal. More recently, conversion has gone the other way: condos that never sold because of the recession are becoming rental units.

Unusual Location Adds to Property's Appeal

New-found demand for property in New York.

DelShah Buys $11M Debt on Manhattan Condo Building

DelShah Capital has bought the $11 million first mortgage on 11 East 36th Street in Manhattan from First Central Savings Bank.

Long Island City's Murano Attains Sales Milestone

The Murano, a luxury condominium located in Long Island City, N.Y., is already 80 percent sold.

Nashville Condo Market Perks Up

Written off as comatose as little as a year ago, Nashville’s condo market has shown signs of life recently, with the overhanging inventory of developer-owned (and lender-owned) units finally burning off.