Gail Kalinoski

6 days ago | commercialsearch.com | Gail Kalinoski

By Gail Kalinoski April 18, 2025 InvestmentMixed UseNashville - KnoxvilleSoutheast This property is located at the convergence of the city's fastest-growing submarkets. Edgehill Village, a nearly 60,000-square-foot mixed-use property located near Music Row in Nashville, has changed hands for $50 million. Edgehill Village on Nashville’s Music Row, recently acquired by Asana Partners. Image courtesy of JLL The seller, Asana Partners, was represented by a JLL Capital Markets team led by Managing...

1 week ago | commercialsearch.com | Gail Kalinoski

Exelon Corp. has acquired 701 Ninth St. NW in Washington, D.C., the headquarters of its Pepco Holdings subsidiary. Brookfield Properties sold the Class A asset for $175 million. “The strategic sale of 701 Ninth St. NW underscores Pepco Holdings’ commitment to the District and Brookfield’s disciplined approach to unlocking value for our investors,” a Brookfield spokesperson said in a statement provided to Commercial Property Executive.

1 week ago | multihousingnews.com | Gail Kalinoski

Joint venture partners Ailanthus, BEB Capital and SK Development are bringing One Sunset, a 14-story, 193,000-square-foot mixed-use property with 187 units of mixed-income housing to the Sunset Park neighborhood in Brooklyn, N.Y. The development, located at 201 E. 25th St. is slated for completion in the fall. Previously known as 737 4th Ave., the project, located between 24th and 25th streets, topped out in September, according to New York Yimby.

1 week ago | commercialsearch.com | Gail Kalinoski

Seagis Property Group has obtained $184.2 million to refinance two fully leased industrial portfolios totaling 1.5 million square feet in the Miami-Dade and Northern New Jersey markets. In separate deals, JLL arranged two loans through a life insurance company. The Miami-Dade County portfolio, refinanced with an $87.7 million loan, comprises seven properties totaling 787,728 square feet.

1 week ago | multihousingnews.com | Gail Kalinoski

Wood Partners has started construction on three multifamily properties totaling 809 units across the Southeast as it expands its attainable housing initiative. The new properties are in the Atlanta, Nashville, Tenn. and Palmetto, Fla. markets. The Atlanta-based developer is able to offer cost-effective rents by choosing well-located suburban locations rather than more expensive urban sites and executing efficient and consistent designs.