A joint venture of PGIM Real Estate, Tribeca Investment Group and Meadow Partners has secured a $228.9 million refinancing loan for 295 Fifth Avenue, a renovated office building in Manhattan’s Midtown South neighborhood. According to Commercial Observer, Rialto Capital Management and Hines provided the new floating-rate, interest-only bridge loan. The financing was arranged by Walker & Dunlop. Also known as the Textile Building, 295 Fifth Avenue is a 19-story office property

NYC investment sales reached $17.38 billion during the first half of 2026, according to preliminary data from Ariel Property Advisors’ H1 2026 All Asset Investment Sales Report. The market recorded 1,224 transactions involving 1,651 properties. Compared with the first half of 2025, total dollar volume increased 37 percent, transaction volume rose 5 percent and property volume increased 8 percent. This marked New York City’s strongest first-half investment sales performance si

Brookfield is reportedly in exclusive talks to acquire a stake in Hudson Square Properties, a 13-building office portfolio located in and around Manhattan’s Hudson Square neighborhood. According to Commercial Observer, the proposed transaction would give Brookfield a 10 percent ownership interest in the portfolio, which is being valued at approximately $3.5 billion. Brookfield would also become the joint venture’s long-term operating partner if the deal is completed. Hines, w

Manhattan’s office market recorded its strongest first half of leasing demand in more than two decades, according to the latest Colliers Q2 2026 Manhattan Office Market Report. Office leasing volume reached 11.02 million square feet in the second quarter, exceeding the five-year quarterly average by 29.4% and the ten-year average by 31.3%. Total leasing activity during the first half of 2026 reached 22.80 million square feet, representing a 10.5% increase from the same period

The Manhattan office market is experiencing an unprecedented resurgence, positioning itself for its strongest year of leasing activity in over two decades. According to the latest market report from Colliers, leasing activity during the first five months of 2026 has surged to levels not seen since the dot-com boom of 2000, signaling a robust recovery in tenant demand. Leasing volume in Manhattan reached a staggering 15.8 million square feet from January through May, represent