Mark Hallum is a Reporter at Commercial Observer. He covers leasing, sales, and various aspects of commercial real estate with a focus on New York City, while also drawing on his past experience in transportation, politics, and crime. Mark’s insights and analyses have been featured in amNewYork™, Yahoo Finance, CDC Gaming Reports, Arabian Business, and Commercial Observer.
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Mark Hallum's coverage predominantly focuses on the local real estate industry in New York City, with an emphasis on leasing, office space, retail, and commercial properties. He frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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reported strong second-quarter earnings Thursday morning with dramatic improvements in cash flow, revenue and net income.
By: Mark Hallum
reprints The restaurateurs behind Mexican restaurant and American tavern the have signed a lease for a new food concept in Manhattan's Financial District.
sold the Whitestone Shopping Center in Queens for $56 million.
By: Mark Hallum
reprints closed on a deal to acquire a parking facility in Downtown Brooklyn, Commercial Observer has learned.
Financial and operations analytics firm signed a lease for approximately 10,500 square feet on the entire fifth floor of the 's newly acquired 48 West 25th Street , according to tenant broker
By: Mark Hallum
Muji was the largest of the two, signing a 10,000-square-foot lease at Alloy Development’s 100 Flatbush Avenue.
By: Mark Hallum
reprints and have closed on a $250 million loan to facilitate the purchase and construction of a housing development in Astoria, Queens, Commercial Observer has learned.
By: Mark Hallum
reprints announced Tuesday morning that it could levy as much as $350 per square foot at one of its latest office developments, at a time when rents over $300 a square foot at trophy properties are becoming the norm
By: Mark Hallum
Ailing is showing signs of improvement as leasing increased over the second quarter of 2026, a hopeful sign of progress after several quarters of declining fundamentals.
By: Mark Hallum
signed an 18,120-square-foot lease in the Alexandria Center for Life Science at 430 East 29th Street , owned by , according to
