Mitsui Fudosan America Press Releases and Articles

The pandemic-fueled luxury real estate boom shows no signs of slowing down. While supply chain woes continue to cause uncertainty for builder timelines, there are a handful of notable new developments that will be hitting the market this year to help satiate buyer demand. From a supertall Brooklyn condominium tower to luxury second homes in the Riviera Maya, Mexico, here are five launches to look out for this year.

One of DTLA's most conspicuous parking lots is a thing of the past. Nearly one year after we last stopped by, the concrete podium is complete, and the trunk of Mitsui Fudosan America's new residential high-rise is taking shape at the intersection of 8th and Figueroa Streets in Downtown Los Angeles.

New developments flew off the shelf last year, but with so many residences popping up across the city, it’s hard to know what buildings are driving the boom. The Real Deal has ranked the top ten selling new developments of 2021 using new data compiled by Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing.

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More than just driveways, motor courts contribute function and form to a residential landscape design by providing a stylish transition space for guests approaching the front of the building. A must-have for any development, they ensure security and convenience especially when heightened concerns of privacy is bubbling up over the years.

Mitsui Fudosan America and Newmark completed leasing transactions totaling 230,200 s/f at 1251 Avenue of the Americas. The building has maintained strong leasing momentum despite pandemic-induced tenant uncertainty that has stalled leasing activity in other parts of the city. The three transactions include Lowenstein Sandler for 125,700 s/f, Berenberg Capital Markets for 62,400 s/f and TCW for 44,100 s/f.

An interesting new building in Manhattan’s art gallery-filled West Chelsea is getting ready to start sales. Just a three-minute walk from the High Line and across the West Side Highway from the Chelsea Piers complex, the Cortland has been designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects with interior appointments handled by the Seattle-based architecture studio Olson Kundig.

Halekulani Corp.'s chief operating officer, Peter Shaindlin, says the hotel quietly reopened its doors this month but is already seeing interest with strong bookings going into the holidays.

The Cortland is a new residential project located at 555 West 22nd Street across from the Hudson River Park in West Chelsea. The building represents a unique collaboration between two of the world’s leading architecture practices, Robert A.M. Stern Architects and Olson Kundig.