Matthew Elo is a Research Director at The Real Deal. He specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on topics such as real estate development, the housing market, and urban development. Matthew's insights and analyses have been featured in The Real Deal.
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Matthew Elo's articles predominantly focus on the real estate industry, particularly commercial and residential property sales in major US cities. His emphasis on citing data suggests that he values factual information to support his articles.
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By: Matthew Elo, Eman Elshahawy
🏆 New Building: The largest permit issued was for the One Alton Biscayne project at 11240 Biscayne Boulevard near North Miami, where Delray Beach-based Kolter Multifamily, Washington, D.C.-based Carlyle Group and Fort Lauderdale-based Altman are building the 12-story apartment building with 336 units. The developers acquired the site from Bianca Investments last year for $15 million and secured an $86.1 million construction loan from PNC Bank.
By: Matthew Elo, Emma Whalen
The week ending Aug. 19 included a $37.5 million adaptive reuse addition in Lakeview and an $8 million Logan Square renovation.
By: Matthew Elo, Sheridan Wall
That was the central finding in a Bloomberg report published last week, more than a year after the city implemented the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (FARE) Act, which bars brokers hired by landlords from charging renters a fee for their services.
A family trust tied to Mugrabi bought its fourth unit at the Schumacher , a luxury development at 36 Bleecker Street in Noho, for $8.6 million, property records show. The trust already owned the other three ground-floor units, which are maisonettes referred to as “mansion units,” two of which have been combined.
By: Matthew Elo
🏆New Construction: The Sanko Texas Corporation is building a new plastic pallet and container manufacturing facility to the tune of $65 million. Construction on the building at the corner of Watson and Applewhite Roads or 16586 Watson Road in San Antonio is expected to run from November 2026 to April 2028. The new Sanko building is designed by Kajima Associates and is expected to span 175,500 square feet.
By: Matthew Elo, Mary Diduch
🏆 New Building: The largest new building application was filed in Brownsville, Brooklyn, where Isaac Rosenberg of Precision Owners plans to construct a 70,717-square-foot project at 69 Chester Street. The building will stand nine stories tall and house 99 apartments.
By: Alissa Gary, Matthew Elo
The New York-based developer took the loan from New York's Maxim Credit Group for his 23-acre single-family home development in the Palm Beach Polo & Country Club. The development is planned for 27 homes priced between $5 million and $10 million, according to its website.
By: Mary Diduch, Matthew Elo
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By: Sheridan Wall, Matthew Elo
Earlier this month, 40 homeowners sued the Ocean State, its taxation department and its tax administrator over a new surcharge on pieds-à -terre assessed at $1 million or more. The levy, nicknamed the “Taylor Swift tax” after the pop star who famously owns a Westerly mansion, took effect in July after lawmakers approved it last year.
By: Matthew Elo, Grace McClung
After Avenues The World School abandoned plans for its campus at 4949 Northeast Second Avenue in 2024, rumors swirled about what might come next. But two years later, the property remains vacant, and questions about its future have been met with crickets.
