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Bisnow Media, also known as Bisnow, is a multi-platform digital media company that produces news and live events. Founded in 2005, Bisnow Media has offices in New York and Washington, D.C. with 75 full-time employees. Covering 27 metropolitan markets across the U.S. with a subscriber base of over 600,000, Bisnow is one of the largest producers of commercial real estate news and events. Bisnow also organizes approximately 250 events annually attracting approximately 70,000 attendees. The company's publications have been described as similar to Business Insider, covering topics such as real estate, technology and businesses with a slight irreverence similar to BuzzFeed. Source
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| Scope | National, Trade/B2B |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesHackman Capital Sells El Segundo Flex Building For $27M
Majestic Asset Management bought a Rivian-leased El Segundo flex industrial building from Hackman Capital Partners for approximately $27M, The Real Deal reported. The sale price of the 57K SF building at 401 Coral Circle translates to $480 per SF, a considerable markup from the roughly $15.3M Hackman paid when it bought the property in 2018. Rivian is subleasing the full building from Boeing, and the lease expires in 2034.
MAPPED: Dozens Of Properties Hit The Market As Prosecutors Circle Shabselses' Bankrupt Empire
David and Michael Shabsels have broken camp and are now turning to selling off the remainder of their massive real estate portfolio. In a matter of months, the brothers have gone from raising $195M on the Israeli bond market, supported by dozens of summer camps, to losing it all in bankruptcy. Now, they plan to offload approximately 50 other properties comprising more than 5.8M SF of commercial space and nearly 3,000 residential units, Bisnow has learned.
Texas Governor's Data Center Power Pause Gets Split Verdict From Developers
Data center industry leaders are divided on the wisdom of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's pause on data center grid connections in the Lone Star State. Texas is the nation's fastest-growing data center hotbed, on track to surpass Virginia as the industry’s largest market by 2030. This growth surge has been driven by the state’s reputation for easier pathways to power and a business-friendly political environment.
LA County Hotel-Turned-University Sells For $14.4M: The Los Angeles Deal Sheet
The University of Antelope Valley sold a hotel-turned-university building for $14.4M. The 88K SF former university campus sits on approximately 6.4 acres in Lancaster. The university closed in 2024. The buyer, 44049 Sierra Hwy Propco LLC, acquired the vacant campus with plans to reposition the property as a regional hub providing community support services, workforce development programming and administrative help for residents, in partnership with Los Angeles County.
Lenders Up Foreclosures On Financially Stressed U.S. Households In 2026
Household financial stress may have led to more homeowners facing property foreclosures in the first half of the year, as lenders launched foreclosure proceedings over 20% more than in the first half of 2025. More than 227,500 properties fell into some facet of the foreclosure process in the first six months of 2026, up 21% from the same period last year and 28% from the first six months of 2024, according to data compiled by the property research firm Attom.
AEW Adjusts Deployment Plan For $1.8B Real Estate Fund Original
AEW Capital Management busted out binoculars and rifles to hunt for deals and deploy its $1.8B North American real estate fund. The company closed its largest fund yet in July 2025 amid compelling market conditions, with plans to capitalize on dislocation and mispriced assets. Now interest rates are rising and perceived as volatile, which could pause transaction activity, said Tony Crooks, managing director and senior portfolio manager for AEW's opportunistic strategy.
Healey Awards $15M To Help Advance 5 Residential Conversion Projects
Developers in Boston are having a hard time financing office-to-residential conversion projects, and now the state is stepping in to offer more help. Gov. Maura Healey's administration this week announced $15.3M in awards for five projects totaling 856 apartments in Boston, Dedham, Springfield, Westford and Worcester.
Buyer Of BXP's Sumner Square Revealed: The D.C. Deal Sheet
An investor that’s snapped up two D.C.-area office properties over the past year is adding to its holdings by taking over a 210K SF office complex near Dupont Circle from BXP. Vieron Capital, a private investment fund and family office headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, paid $66.8M this month for the leasehold interest on the three-building Sumner Square at 17th and M streets NW, according to a filing in D.C. deed records Thursday.
Law Firms Are On A Historic Office Binge Original
Law firms signed for their highest volume of office space on record in the first half of this year, leading the corporate charge that has finally started to chip away at the ocean of available U.S. office space. Businesses in the legal profession signed leases for 12.2M SF of office space through June, a 17% year-over-year jump, following a record 7.3M SF in the second quarter alone, according to a new report from Cushman & Wakefield.
Wellness Spa Proposed At Former Greyhound Site: The Denver Deal Sheet
A Vancouver, British Columbia, thermal wellness spa developer and operator wants to open a location in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood. Circle Wellness submitted concept plans to Denver to build a 5,160 SF urban wellness spa at 2450 Curtis St., a former Greyhound maintenance property.