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Focusing on commercial property transactions? Stay up to date with the latest investment sales and lease agreements across all major commercial property types: Both traditional and flexible office space properties, retail spaces, industrial real estate, life sciences, data centers, and more.

Manhattan office space

Palantir Secures Lease for 140,345 Square Feet at 620 Avenue of the Americas

Data analytics and intelligence firm Palantir Technologies has agreed to a new lease deal at the RXR-owned 620 Avenue of the Americas. The company, which previously leased the space through WeWork, is set to retain its existing footprint of 140,345 square feet within the Chelsea building.

landscape view of the central business district office buildings in Denver

New Owner Swoops in to Save Downtown Denver’s The 410

The 410 office building offers occupants an excellent location in the heart of Denver that is easily accessible and surrounded by a wealth of amenities catering to all tastes and needs.

Meatpacking District

Kobalt Music Reduces Footprint at 2 Gansevoort in New, 10-Year Deal

Kobalt Music Group has opted to maintain a presence in the Meatpacking District by renewing its lease at 2 Gansevoort St.
This decision comes after Kobalt previously subleased all of its office space in the nine-story building. According to an anonymous source familiar with the deal, Kobalt signed a new, 10-year lease for a smaller footprint of 10,000 square feet. The asking rent for this space was $115 per square foot.

warehouse interior

TNT Services Grows Industrial Footprint in Maryland

TNT Services Group has announced the relocation and expansion of its suburban Maryland facilities. The company signed an agreement for 11,501 square feet of flex/R&D building space at St. John Properties’ Milford Town Center in Bowie, Md. It’s expected to move its operations from its current 9,800-square-foot premises in Prince George’s County this summer.

office space in Miami Beach

Black Lion Acquires Miami Beach Building, Plans Ultra-Luxury Office Transformation

Black Lion — a prominent real estate development company led by Robert Rivani — has announced the acquisition of The Lincoln, a mixed-use property located at 1691 Michigan Ave. in Miami Beach. Black Lion purchased the building for $62.5 million. The sale is the largest of its kind on the Miami office market since 2016.

Office spaces in Midtown Manhattan

Convene Expands Midtown Lease for 360 Madison

Convene, a leading designer and operator of premium meeting, event, and flexible workspace solutions, is expanding its presence in Midtown Manhattan. The company has signed a lease for an additional 22,500 square feet of space at 360 Madison Avenue, where it already operates a successful venue.

Los Angeles office spaces

PUMA Grows U.S. Presence with New Hollywood Creative Office Space Lease

PUMA inked a deal for 23,000 square feet of office space at Bardas Investment’s Hollywood office at 6345 Fountain Avenue. The move, scheduled for early 2025, will allow the German sportswear manufacturer to bolster its U.S. presence.

CHEF’STORE Prepares First Location in Atlanta Area

The Sandy Springs retail location marks CHEF’STORE’s first in the metro area and is a testament to the affluence of the north Atlanta submarket.

Boca Raton skyline

Fast-Food Chain Moves into New Headquarters at Former Office Depot Campus in Boca Raton

I Heart Mac & Cheese — a growing fast-food chain with more than 40 locations across the U.S. — has signed a lease for a new headquarters within Boca Raton, Fla.

The move away from the chain’s previous digs at 621 NW 53rd St. marks an expansion of its footprint in the city. The company is set to occupy a 7,118-square-foot office space at 6600 N. Military Trail, which is part of the Office Depot corporate campus. I Heart Mac & Cheese will relocate about 30 of its employees to the third floor of the building.

offices in downtown DC

Kellen Shifts Operations from Atlanta to D.C. Office

Kellen — an association management company that employs about 250 people globally — has relocated its headquarters from Atlanta to Washington, D.C.  The company signed a new lease that expands its footprint at the National Press Building to 32,000 square feet, effectively doubling its D.C. presence.