Real Estate Monitor

AI Powers a Banner Year for New York City’s Office Market

Also: A big financing deal in posh Beverly Hills, higher insurance costs for US homeowners and the death of a mall kingpin
The converted Domino sugar refinery in Brooklyn, where AI firm Topline Pro has offices.Photographer: Apolline Guillerot-Malick/AP/SIPAPRE
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This week, find out how AI companies have bolstered the fortunes of New York City’s office market. You’ll also read about a massive financing for an ultra-luxury project in Beverly Hills, higher insurance bills for US homeowners and how posh retailers are courting increasingly picky shoppers. Let’s dig in.