A Chicago-based development group plans to build a 38-story apartment tower with coworking space at the downtown Miami Worldcenter.

unexpected strength in the market is likely the result of pent up demand, and is unlikely to continue through the summer, according to Fannie Mae.

The properties are operated by the Monfort Cos. and under a new, 15-year lease.

In its latest acquisition, it has bought 38 Second Ave.

Lawmakers are looking for innovative ways that at-first-glance-unrelated business, such as road-paving, might also be an opportunity to positively impact the nation's most pressing current needs.

A survey from Goldman Sachs suggests that more small business closings are likely if Congress doesn't act with further relief.

"The sale demonstrates that investors are still interested in high quality assets throughout Queens."

The joint venture plans a 312,000-square foot speculative cold storage facility and betting on demand from tenants in the perishable food industry.