Adam Bonislawski

Bill De Blasio is laying new roots for environmentalism in New York City.
Design + Construction  ·  Policy
New York City

New York’s Ambitious New Sustainability Laws

By Adam Bonislawski
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Investment Sales
Finance  ·  Sales
New York City

Have Investment Sales Finally Fallen Off a Cliff?

By Adam Bonislawski
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Developers (clockwise from bottom left) Larry Silverstein, Aby Rosen and Scott Rechler have all gotten into the lending game.
Finance  ·  Industry
National

Spreading the Wealth: More and More Developers Are Trying Their Hands at Lending

By Adam Bonislawski
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All hail!
Finance  ·  Features
National

Why Grocery-Anchored Retail Holds Just About the Only Appeal to Investors

By Adam Bonislawski
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The Cube by Diane Auckland
Design + Construction  ·  Construction
National

Mod About You: CLT Materials Could Bring in a New Wave of Construction

By Adam Bonislawski
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Illustration: Ryan Johnson/for Commercial Observer
Finance  ·  Features
National

Yield of Dreams: Foreign Investors Have an Increasing Appetite for Sub Debt

By Adam Bonislawski
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Is your mezz lender secretly a predator? Photo: Getty Images
Finance  ·  Features
New York City

Mezzy Business: Is Your Lender Looking To Take Over Your Project?

By Adam Bonislawski
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"Retro style newly built homes near Uptown Charlotte, N.C. Photo: Getty Images
Finance  ·  Features
National

Single Family Goes Big: Institutional Interest in Standalone Homes Is on the Rise

By Adam Bonislawski
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Construction worker wages went up 5.4 percent last year, the biggest annual increase since before the Great Recession. Photo: Getty Images
Finance
New York City

What Does the Investment Sales Slump Mean for Lenders?

By Adam Bonislawski
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Illustration: Fred Harper/ Commercial Observer
Finance  ·  Features
New York City

Why a Softening in New York City’s Condo Market Could Spell Big Trouble for Lenders and Builders

By Adam Bonislawski
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A collection of taxi apps. Photo: Kaitlyn Flannagan/Observer
Features
New York City

Uber Boosts Property Sales in NYC’s Far-Flung, Subway-Less Spots

By Adam Bonislawski
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Game of Risk. Photo by Kaitlyn Flannagan/ Observer.
Features
National

Risky Business: CMBS Barbelling is on the Rise

By Adam Bonislawski
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A nodding donkey pumps crude up from the ground on an oil field (Credit: Getty Images).
Finance  ·  Features
Texas

Busted! The Fate of Real Estate Empires Built on Crude Oil

By Adam Bonislawski
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IT’LL BE OAKS-KAY: Nashville’s 100 Oaks Mall didn’t replace departing tenants with new ones but rather decided to redevelop roughly 450,000 square feet of space with Vanderbilt University (Courtesy: Eric Ventress/Wikipedia).
Features
National

The Second Life of Failed Malls

By Adam Bonislawski
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One 57 St PHOTO: Jennifer Lu for Observer
Features

After Years of Ultra-Luxury Condo Development, Lenders Are Tightening the Purse Strings

By Adam Bonislawski
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The landmarked former Church of Christ, Scientist at 361 Central Park West (Photo: Aaron Adler/ for New York Observer).

Religious Conversions: From House of Worship to Place of Residence

By Adam Bonislawski
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