AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOffice Strategy: Brandywine Realty Trust plans at least $200 million in property sales in 2027, following its $240 million sale of a Philadelphia office building. Manhattan Development: Ken Griffin, Vornado and Rudin secured a $3.3 billion loan for a 66-story tower at 350 Park Avenue, backed by a 1.05-million-square-foot Citadel lease. Investment Deals: Hines bought Dallas’ Bishop Arts mixed-use portfolio, with 539 apartments and retail space, in Texas’ largest mixed-use sale this year. Housing Costs: Phoenix condo prices have fallen, but rising HOA dues, insurance and mortgage costs are still squeezing buyers; U.S. mortgage rates edged down to 7.32%. Brokerage Battle: Six MLS groups filed a federal suit against Compass amid a dispute over its private listings. Fair Housing: A Queens couple sued a brokerage and property owners, alleging a broker’s text exposed racial bias during an apartment search. Cleanup: EPA crews began removing a contaminated industrial slag pile in Philadelphia, a $26 million project intended to return the site to productive use.
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