Top 10 Mixed-Use Developments & Deals — Week of 2026-08-17
Week of 2026-08-17 · Published August 17, 2026
Market Context
The national mixed-use sector continues to demonstrate resilience as investors and developers prioritize high-density, transit-oriented projects to meet evolving urban housing and commercial needs. Recent activity highlights a strategic shift toward large-scale residential conversions and the acquisition of prime development sites in major metropolitan hubs.
Rankings
The Station at LoSo, Charlotte
$91.8M · 2.2 acres · office + retail
Beacon Partners sold this Class-A mixed-use office and retail development to Corebridge Real Estate Investors and Crestlight Capital, marking a significant transaction in a high-growth submarket.
500 Columbus Avenue, Manhattan
$28M · 35,300 SF · mixed-use
Terra Developers acquired this 35,300-square-foot mixed-use building on the Upper West Side from CKMR Corporation, signaling continued demand for Manhattan infill assets.
2015 Boardwalk West, Coney Island
$20M · development site · residential mixed-use
Nalcorp and Clipper Equity purchased this oceanfront site to facilitate a new residential-focused mixed-use development project.
Soundview Mixed-Use Project, Bronx
515,000 SF · 600+ units · residential mixed-use
Heights Advisors filed plans for a major residential mixed-use development aimed at delivering over 600 new housing units to the Bronx.
Tuttle Royale Bankruptcy Sale, Royal Palm Beach
$60M · 43 acres · mixed-use
A bankruptcy judge approved the sale of this 43-acre site to Concord Wilshire, clearing the path for future mixed-use development.
346 Madison Avenue, Manhattan
$175M valuation · 49% JV interest · mixed-use
SL Green Realty Corp. closed on a joint venture with Mori Building Co., Ltd., valuing the development project at $175 million.
Mott Haven Development, Bronx
$130M · construction loan · mixed-use
Shorewood Real Estate Group and Bogopa Enterprises secured a significant construction loan from PCCP to advance their mixed-use project.
300 E Valley Blvd, San Gabriel
$26.86M · 136,991 SF · mixed-use
Slatt Capital arranged construction bridge financing for this 136,991-square-foot mixed-use development, supporting its 2026 completion target.
World Trade Center Conversion, Los Angeles
512 units · conversion · affordable mixed-use
A joint venture between Kennedy Wilson and Jamison is converting the former World Trade Center into a 512-unit affordable housing project as part of a larger 4,000-unit initiative.
Silvertown Development, London
60 acres · JV · affordable housing mixed-use
Lendlease and The Crown Estate established a joint venture to deliver complex urban sites, including a significant affordable housing component.
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Rank | Project / Deal | Value | Use Mix | Source | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Station at LoSo, Charlotte | $91.8M · 2.2 acres · office + retail | Beacon Partners sold this Class-A mixed-use office and retail development to Corebridge Real Estate Investors and Crestlight Capital, marking a significant transaction in a high-growth submarket. | - | Bisnow |
| 2 | 500 Columbus Avenue, Manhattan | $28M · 35,300 SF · mixed-use | Terra Developers acquired this 35,300-square-foot mixed-use building on the Upper West Side from CKMR Corporation, signaling continued demand for Manhattan infill assets. | - | Commercial Observer |
| 3 | 2015 Boardwalk West, Coney Island | $20M · development site · residential mixed-use | Nalcorp and Clipper Equity purchased this oceanfront site to facilitate a new residential-focused mixed-use development project. | - | Commercial Observer |
| 4 | Soundview Mixed-Use Project, Bronx | 515,000 SF · 600+ units · residential mixed-use | Heights Advisors filed plans for a major residential mixed-use development aimed at delivering over 600 new housing units to the Bronx. | - | GlobeSt |
| 5 | Tuttle Royale Bankruptcy Sale, Royal Palm Beach | $60M · 43 acres · mixed-use | A bankruptcy judge approved the sale of this 43-acre site to Concord Wilshire, clearing the path for future mixed-use development. | - | Bisnow |
| 6 | 346 Madison Avenue, Manhattan | $175M valuation · 49% JV interest · mixed-use | SL Green Realty Corp. closed on a joint venture with Mori Building Co., Ltd., valuing the development project at $175 million. | - | GlobeNewswire |
| 7 | Mott Haven Development, Bronx | $130M · construction loan · mixed-use | Shorewood Real Estate Group and Bogopa Enterprises secured a significant construction loan from PCCP to advance their mixed-use project. | - | Commercial Observer |
| 8 | 300 E Valley Blvd, San Gabriel | $26.86M · 136,991 SF · mixed-use | Slatt Capital arranged construction bridge financing for this 136,991-square-foot mixed-use development, supporting its 2026 completion target. | - | YieldPro |
| 9 | World Trade Center Conversion, Los Angeles | 512 units · conversion · affordable mixed-use | A joint venture between Kennedy Wilson and Jamison is converting the former World Trade Center into a 512-unit affordable housing project as part of a larger 4,000-unit initiative. | - | Commercial Observer |
| 10 | Silvertown Development, London | 60 acres · JV · affordable housing mixed-use | Lendlease and The Crown Estate established a joint venture to deliver complex urban sites, including a significant affordable housing component. | - | Lendlease |
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