Andrew Coen is a Finance Reporter at Commercial Observer. He covers a range of topics within commercial real estate, including real estate development, investment, and the housing market, drawing on his extensive background in finance reporting. Coen has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Richner Communications, Inc., NewsBreak, and other notable publications.
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Andrew Coen’s coverage focuses heavily on the real estate industry, particularly commercial real estate financing and property transactions. His reporting also includes insights into sports events such as wrestling and basketball.
For pitches to Andrew, consider offering exclusive information or expert commentary related to significant financial transactions in the commercial real estate sector. He may also be interested in news about property developments, loans, and banking within New York City.
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By: Andrew Coen
The technology enhancement is just the latest effort by the Javits Center to up the ante in terms of drawing some of the biggest conferences and events to Manhattan and providing a jolt to New York City's economy. The Javits Center estimates that its convention bookings generated more than 100,000 hotel stays in the New York City region in 2025.
Miami developer has landed $35 million of construction financing to complete a multifamily project in Miami-Dade County, Commercial Observer has learned.
Sacco will lead capital markets functions at the C-PACE lender in his return to the CRE industry after a corporate finance role at Netflix.
The deal marks the largest C-PACE financing in New England history. reprints
By: Andrew Coen
Mandelbaum joins the brokerage firm after previous stints at Dwight Capital and Greystone
By: Andrew Coen
The four properties totaling more than 4 million square feet were acquired by a joint venture between Lincoln Property Company, Saber-Hightower and Waterfall Asset Management.
More than 1 in 10 investors in a new SitusAMC survey cited a strong preference for the property sector, more than double the share from early 2025
By: Andrew Coen
Joint venture between Lincoln Property Company, Saber-Hightower and Waterfall Asset Management secures debt as part of $450 million portfolio acquisition from National Resources
By: Andrew Coen
The previous owner had envisioned a hotel and condos at 538-542 West 29th Street.
