Top 10 Mixed-Use Developments & Deals — Week of 2026-07-13
Week of 2026-07-13 · Published July 13, 2026
Market Context
This week’s mixed-use landscape is highlighted by massive infrastructure-linked groundbreakings and the emergence of historic suburban redevelopments. Institutional capital continues to favor large-scale, transit-oriented projects and hospitality-integrated residential hubs, signaling robust long-term confidence in dense, multi-functional urban and suburban nodes.
Rankings
2 World Trade Center, New York City
$4B · 2M SF · office + retail
Silverstein Properties and the Port Authority broke ground on this $4 billion, 2 million-square-foot tower anchored by American Express's global headquarters. The 55-story project marks a definitive milestone in the final build-out of the World Trade Center site.
South Weymouth Naval Air Station Redevelopment, Boston Suburbs
$65M Acquisition · 6,500 units + 2M SF commercial · residential + commercial + retail
A Brookfield Properties and New England Development joint venture acquired 1,300 acres for the largest redevelopment in Massachusetts history. The project plans to deliver 6,500 housing units and 2 million square feet of commercial and retail space.
Access Culver City, Los Angeles
$106M · 115 units + 31K SF retail · residential + retail
Black Equities acquired this mixed-use asset for $106 million, setting a local record of approximately $921,739 per unit. The property includes 115 apartments and 31,000 square feet of fully leased ground-floor retail.
Visions Orlando Resort & Spa, Orlando
$101M Loan · 460 units + 277 hotel rooms · residential + hospitality + retail
A joint venture secured $101 million in construction financing for a 70-acre multi-phase project. The resort-style development includes 460 residential units, a 277-unit condo-hotel, and over 100,000 square feet of retail space.
47 Hall St, Brooklyn
$121.4M · 650K SF · residential + commercial
YS Developers acquired a 2.6-acre development site in Clinton Hill from RXR Realty for $121.4 million. The site is zoned for a large-scale project featuring 650,000 square feet of mixed-use residential space.
Aventura City Center, South Florida
4.5 Acres · 248 units + 153 hotel rooms · residential + hotel + retail
BH Group and Apollo Companies bought out Related Group's stake in a 4.5-acre site approved for a Marriott hotel and luxury residential tower. The development will feature 248 units, 153 hotel rooms, and 26,000 square feet of retail.
The Italic, Long Island City
$224.3M Loan · 363 units + 10.3K SF retail · residential + retail
A Carlyle-led joint venture secured $224.3 million in bridge financing from Wells Fargo for this recently delivered 49-story tower. The project includes 363 units with a significant affordable housing component and ground-floor retail.
Link at Boca, Boca Raton
$100M Loan · 340 units + 24K SF retail · residential + retail
13th Floor and Rockpoint secured a $100 million loan for a transit-oriented development adjacent to the Tri-Rail station. The eight-story project will combine 340 apartments with 24,000 square feet of retail space.
Knox & McKinney, Dallas
300K SF · office + luxury retail
Ground was broken on a 300,000-square-foot office and retail tower as part of the broader Knox Street district. The project is anchored by a 76,000-square-foot lease from law firm Jones Day.
Fountains Center, Boca Raton
$40M · 189.5K SF · office + retail
Interface Properties purchased this 15-acre office and retail campus for $40 million. The seven-building complex was 95% leased at the time of sale, demonstrating continued demand for stabilized mixed-use assets.
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Rank | Project / Deal | Value | Use Mix | Source | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 World Trade Center, New York City | $4B · 2M SF · office + retail | Silverstein Properties and the Port Authority broke ground on this $4 billion, 2 million-square-foot tower anchored by American Express's global headquarters. The 55-story project marks a definitive milestone in the final build-out of the World Trade Center site. | - | Commercial Observer |
| 2 | South Weymouth Naval Air Station Redevelopment, Boston Suburbs | $65M Acquisition · 6,500 units + 2M SF commercial · residential + commercial + retail | A Brookfield Properties and New England Development joint venture acquired 1,300 acres for the largest redevelopment in Massachusetts history. The project plans to deliver 6,500 housing units and 2 million square feet of commercial and retail space. | - | Bisnow |
| 3 | Access Culver City, Los Angeles | $106M · 115 units + 31K SF retail · residential + retail | Black Equities acquired this mixed-use asset for $106 million, setting a local record of approximately $921,739 per unit. The property includes 115 apartments and 31,000 square feet of fully leased ground-floor retail. | - | The Real Deal |
| 4 | Visions Orlando Resort & Spa, Orlando | $101M Loan · 460 units + 277 hotel rooms · residential + hospitality + retail | A joint venture secured $101 million in construction financing for a 70-acre multi-phase project. The resort-style development includes 460 residential units, a 277-unit condo-hotel, and over 100,000 square feet of retail space. | - | CoStar |
| 5 | 47 Hall St, Brooklyn | $121.4M · 650K SF · residential + commercial | YS Developers acquired a 2.6-acre development site in Clinton Hill from RXR Realty for $121.4 million. The site is zoned for a large-scale project featuring 650,000 square feet of mixed-use residential space. | - | Bisnow |
| 6 | Aventura City Center, South Florida | 4.5 Acres · 248 units + 153 hotel rooms · residential + hotel + retail | BH Group and Apollo Companies bought out Related Group's stake in a 4.5-acre site approved for a Marriott hotel and luxury residential tower. The development will feature 248 units, 153 hotel rooms, and 26,000 square feet of retail. | - | The Real Deal |
| 7 | The Italic, Long Island City | $224.3M Loan · 363 units + 10.3K SF retail · residential + retail | A Carlyle-led joint venture secured $224.3 million in bridge financing from Wells Fargo for this recently delivered 49-story tower. The project includes 363 units with a significant affordable housing component and ground-floor retail. | - | CoStar |
| 8 | Link at Boca, Boca Raton | $100M Loan · 340 units + 24K SF retail · residential + retail | 13th Floor and Rockpoint secured a $100 million loan for a transit-oriented development adjacent to the Tri-Rail station. The eight-story project will combine 340 apartments with 24,000 square feet of retail space. | - | Commercial Observer |
| 9 | Knox & McKinney, Dallas | 300K SF · office + luxury retail | Ground was broken on a 300,000-square-foot office and retail tower as part of the broader Knox Street district. The project is anchored by a 76,000-square-foot lease from law firm Jones Day. | - | CoStar |
| 10 | Fountains Center, Boca Raton | $40M · 189.5K SF · office + retail | Interface Properties purchased this 15-acre office and retail campus for $40 million. The seven-building complex was 95% leased at the time of sale, demonstrating continued demand for stabilized mixed-use assets. | - | The Real Deal |
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