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Top 10 Mixed-Use Developments & Deals — Week of 2026-07-06

Week of 2026-07-06 · Published July 10, 2026

Market Context

The national mixed-use sector this week witnessed a significant surge in institutional activity, highlighted by a massive $4 billion REIT privatization and several high-profile land acquisitions for master-planned communities. Investors are increasingly targeting high-density urban nodes in markets like Boston and South Florida, where retail and residential integration remains a top priority for long-term value creation.

Rankings

1

InterRent REIT Privatization, National Portfolio

$4B Enterprise Value · Residential + Mixed-Use Portfolio

Carriage Hill Properties finalized a landmark $4 billion privatization of InterRent REIT, transitioning a massive portfolio of residential and mixed-use assets into the private CLV Group platform.

Source:Bisnow
2

South Weymouth Naval Air Station Redevelopment, Boston Suburbs

$65M Land Sale · 6,500 Units · 2M SF Commercial

A Brookfield Properties joint venture acquired a 1,400-acre site for $65 million to develop a massive mixed-use hub featuring 6,500 housing units and 2 million square feet of commercial space.

Source:Bisnow
3

Theater District Apartment Tower, Boston

$234M · 27-Story Luxury Tower

Spanish billionaire Amancio Ortega's Ponte Gadea acquired a 27-story residential tower for $234 million, signaling strong international appetite for Boston's high-density mixed-use districts.

Source:Bisnow
4

Flagler Village Rental Tower, Fort Lauderdale

$108M · High-Density Residential + Ground-floor Retail

Developer Art Falcone sold a luxury rental tower for $108 million, reflecting the continued strength of South Florida's urban mixed-use submarkets.

5

70 Westchester Avenue, White Plains

$121M Cost · 203 Units · 9.6K SF Commercial

Cord Meyer and Saber Real Estate broke ground on a $121 million luxury project that will deliver 203 residential units and nearly 10,000 square feet of commercial space by 2028.

6

Avalon South Miami II, South Miami

$22M Site Sale · 251 Units · 17.7K SF Retail

AvalonBay Communities purchased a full-city-block site for $22 million to develop a 16-story mixed-use community featuring 251 apartments and 17,700 square feet of retail.

7

One Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills

$4.3B Financing · Hotel + Luxury Residential + Retail

The 17.5-acre ultra-luxury development continues vertical construction following its massive $4.3 billion financing, integrating Aman-branded residences with 10 acres of gardens and retail.

8

THE WELL Coconut Grove, Miami

$410M Loan · Wellness Residential + Retail

This wellness-focused mixed-use project secured the largest construction loan in the neighborhood's history to fund a combination of residential and specialized medical/retail space.

9

District Detroit Residential Tower, Detroit

$161M Project · 261 Units · Ground-floor Retail

Related Companies and Olympia Development broke ground on an 18-story tower designed for student living and ground-floor retail as part of a $1.5 billion master plan.

Source:CoStar
10

Jules San Pedro, Los Angeles

$80.8M Loan · 281 Units · 1.3K SF Retail

High Street Residential secured $80 million in funding and broke ground on an eight-story project that adds 281 units and street-level retail to the San Pedro waterfront area.

Source:CoStar

Side-by-Side Comparison

RankProject / DealValueUse MixSourceSource
1InterRent REIT Privatization, National Portfolio$4B Enterprise Value · Residential + Mixed-Use PortfolioCarriage Hill Properties finalized a landmark $4 billion privatization of InterRent REIT, transitioning a massive portfolio of residential and mixed-use assets into the private CLV Group platform. - Bisnow
2South Weymouth Naval Air Station Redevelopment, Boston Suburbs$65M Land Sale · 6,500 Units · 2M SF CommercialA Brookfield Properties joint venture acquired a 1,400-acre site for $65 million to develop a massive mixed-use hub featuring 6,500 housing units and 2 million square feet of commercial space. - Bisnow
3Theater District Apartment Tower, Boston$234M · 27-Story Luxury TowerSpanish billionaire Amancio Ortega's Ponte Gadea acquired a 27-story residential tower for $234 million, signaling strong international appetite for Boston's high-density mixed-use districts. - Bisnow
4Flagler Village Rental Tower, Fort Lauderdale$108M · High-Density Residential + Ground-floor RetailDeveloper Art Falcone sold a luxury rental tower for $108 million, reflecting the continued strength of South Florida's urban mixed-use submarkets. - The Real Deal
570 Westchester Avenue, White Plains$121M Cost · 203 Units · 9.6K SF CommercialCord Meyer and Saber Real Estate broke ground on a $121 million luxury project that will deliver 203 residential units and nearly 10,000 square feet of commercial space by 2028. - Commercial Observer
6Avalon South Miami II, South Miami$22M Site Sale · 251 Units · 17.7K SF RetailAvalonBay Communities purchased a full-city-block site for $22 million to develop a 16-story mixed-use community featuring 251 apartments and 17,700 square feet of retail. - The Real Deal
7One Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills$4.3B Financing · Hotel + Luxury Residential + RetailThe 17.5-acre ultra-luxury development continues vertical construction following its massive $4.3 billion financing, integrating Aman-branded residences with 10 acres of gardens and retail. - Commercial Observer
8THE WELL Coconut Grove, Miami$410M Loan · Wellness Residential + RetailThis wellness-focused mixed-use project secured the largest construction loan in the neighborhood's history to fund a combination of residential and specialized medical/retail space. - Commercial Observer
9District Detroit Residential Tower, Detroit$161M Project · 261 Units · Ground-floor RetailRelated Companies and Olympia Development broke ground on an 18-story tower designed for student living and ground-floor retail as part of a $1.5 billion master plan. - CoStar
10Jules San Pedro, Los Angeles$80.8M Loan · 281 Units · 1.3K SF RetailHigh Street Residential secured $80 million in funding and broke ground on an eight-story project that adds 281 units and street-level retail to the San Pedro waterfront area. - CoStar

Rankings are built using live web research and publicly available data. Sources are cited inline. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. View all rankings →

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