The seller of the 300-unit building is Jonathan Shechtman of New York-based Axonic Properties.

Cushman & Wakefield served as the exclusive adviser to Alfred Weissman Real Estate in the deal.

One observer sees property owners selling out of certain asset classes and regions.

Essential services are popular, but so are stores that offer items that aren't as easy to find online.

The real estate services firm now occupies more than 215,000 square feet there.

Dozens of unsold units at the beachfront condo-hotel are expected to end up in the hands of the lender, which offered a $43 million credit bid in a bankruptcy auction that drew no bidders.

Changes in insurance reimbursement have expanded the availability of telehealth, with new implications for healthcare real estate occupiers, owners and investors.

Cushman & Wakefield have been tapped to lease the 441,600-square foot office building this Fall.