Erika Morphy is a freelance journalist with a keen eye for technology trends and their implications. With a background in politics, science, history, and animal rights, Erika brings a well-rounded perspective to her writing. As a Managing Editor, she has contributed to various publications including Knowledia, GlobeSt.com, and TechSpot.
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Erika Morphy's coverage is heavily focused on the real estate industry and technology, specifically within the semiconductor sector. She frequently covers private sector announcements, press releases, investment analysis, and cites data in her articles.
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A look at where the federal funds rate and the ten-year Treasury might land.
The Realtor.com August Rental Report reveals a complex landscape of rental affordability across the United States. Despite a slight year-over-year decline in nationwide median rent, the picture varies significantly from one metro area to another.
Morning Calm Management and its partner has acquired a trophy Class AA office building in the heart of Miami's financial district for $443 million. The sale of the 685,279 square foot building, owned by Nuveen Real Estate, was structured as an all-cash transaction and represents the second largest office transaction in Florida history, just behind the $540 million sale of the 1.2 million square foot Southeast Financial Center in 2016.
By: Erika Morphy
SL Green Realty has announced a major lease renewal and expansion with Bloomberg at 919 Third Avenue. The deal, totaling 924,876 square feet, cements Bloomberg's…
The Reuben Brothers have purchased the iconic W Hotel South Beach from Tricap for more than $400 million. The deal, which closed recently, marks the largest hotel transaction in Miami this year and the first sale of a newer hotel property in the area since 2021.
The deal involved public-private partnerships with multiple agencies.
The portfolio includes 93 high-quality, grocery-anchored retail properties.
The price is a "meaningful discount to replacement cost."
REBNY has indicated it may pursue legal action against the bill.
Madison Capital Group is behind the $250 million initiative.
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