Bisnow

Bisnow Media, often referred to as Bisnow, is a digital media company that offers news and organizes live events across various platforms. Established in 2005, it operates from offices in New York City and Washington, D.C., employing a team of 75 full-time staff members. Bisnow covers 27 major markets in the United States and boasts a subscriber count exceeding 600,000, making it one of the leading sources for commercial real estate news and events. The company hosts around 250 events each year, drawing in roughly 70,000 participants. Its publications are comparable to Business Insider, focusing on real estate, technology, and business topics, while also incorporating a light-hearted tone reminiscent of BuzzFeed.

National, Trade/B2B

English

Online/Digital

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Global

#104816

United States

#22023

Home and Garden

#404

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Former Skender Construction CEO Mark Skender Dies At 61

5 days ago | bisnow.com | Ryan Wangman

Former Skender Construction CEO Mark Skender died at 61 from complications of cancer, the company said in a press release Friday. Skender served as the company's top executive from 2014 to 2020 and its executive vice president from 1989 to 2014. “Mark was more than a leader — he was a visionary who helped shape the future of our company and our industry over three decades,” the company said in a LinkedIn post Friday afternoon.
Washington Prime Selling Its Share Of Troubled Westminster Mall

5 days ago | bisnow.com | Bianca Barragan

Part of the Westminster Mall will soon be up for sale as WPG, formerly known as Washington Prime Group, moves to sell the remainder of its portfolio across the country. WPG sold off half of its portfolio last year following a 2021 Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The other half of the portfolio, including the 51-year-old enclosed Orange County mall, is either on the market now or soon to be listed, a company spokesperson told the Orange County Business Journal.
Institutional Money Floods Senior Housing As Demand Booms, Banks Stay Away

5 days ago | bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke

Major institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds are filling in the gap left by banks to fund an increasing need to house America’s aging population. Demand for senior housing is on the rise in the Southeast, as are institutional investors looking to get into the sector.
Vitamin Shoppe To Be Sold, New Owners Planning Hundreds Of Store Upgrades

5 days ago | bisnow.com | Ciara Long

Franchise Group is selling one of its retail chains with 650 stores nationwide to private equity firms Kingswood Capital Management and Performance Investment Partners. The deal for Secaucus, New Jersey-based The Vitamin Shoppe is expected to generate roughly $193.5M for Delaware-based Franchise Group, CoStar reported. The deal is expected to close this quarter. The Vitamin Shoppe sells vitamins and minerals, nutritional supplements and homeopathic remedies.
JLL To Cut Nearly 400 Jobs After Losing Amazon Contract

5 days ago | bisnow.com | Matt Wasielewski

JLL is planning to terminate 384 employees on either side of the U.S., with some, if not all, of the layoffs coming from the loss of an Amazon contract. The layoffs in Orlando, Florida, include maintenance and robotics technicians at an Amazon warehouse. The Chicago-based real estate services giant is planning to cut 298 staff members across four facilities in California and another 86 in Orlando, Florida, according to workforce adjustment notices it filed this week.
This Week's LA Deal Sheet: 200 Apartments Coming To Torrance

5 days ago | bisnow.com | Bianca Barragan

Legacy Partners and asset manager DWS Group have broken ground on Soto, a 200-unit apartment complex in Torrance. The five-story development at 3863 Carson St. is adjacent to the Del Amo Fashion Center. The complex was designed by Architects Orange and features a mix of 200 studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments ranging from 633 SF to 1,118 SF.
This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Caribou Coffee Expanding In Georgia

5 days ago | bisnow.com | Jarred Schenke

A Minneapolis-based coffeehouse chain is brewing up eight new locations in Georgia. The Caribou Coffee location off Peachtree Road in Buckhead. Caribou Coffee is opening new stores in Athens, Smyrna, Lawrenceville, Snellville, Augusta, Covington, Griffin and Woodstock, the company announced this week. The move is part of the coffee chain’s larger Southeast expansion, opening in states that have not seen Caribou locations in more than a decade, including North Carolina and Florida.
STUDY: SEPTA Service Cuts Could Slash Property Values By Nearly $20B

6 days ago | bisnow.com | Noah Zucker

Property values risk taking a big tumble across greater Philadelphia if the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority’s “death spiral” service cuts take effect. Potential service cuts stemming from SEPTA's budget crisis could contribute to a nearly $20B drop in residential property values across the Philadelphia region.
SL Green Execs Say New York 'Mostly Immune' To Market Volatility

6 days ago | bisnow.com | Sasha Jones

SL Green CEO Marc Holliday tried to shake off any tariff trepidations among investors on his company's first-quarter conference call Thursday, assuring investors that the company is ready for the worst — but doesn’t anticipate it happening. SL Green CEO Marc Holliday speaks at the topping out of One Madison Ave. in December 2022.
Amazon Gobbles Up Another 330K SF In Midtown Manhattan

6 days ago | bisnow.com | Ciara Long |Sasha Jones

E-commerce giant Amazon has signed a massive new lease in Midtown, bringing its recent Manhattan office leasing spree to nearly 1M SF. 10 Bryant Park, which sits right next to the former Lord & Taylor building, has replaced HSBC as its anchor tenant with a 330K SF lease with Amazon as the e-commerce giant expands its Manhattan office footprint.