Andrew Coen is a Finance Reporter at Commercial Observer. He covers a range of topics within commercial real estate, including real estate development, investment, and the housing market, drawing on his extensive background in finance reporting. Coen has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Richner Communications, Inc., NewsBreak, and other notable publications.
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Andrew Coen’s coverage focuses heavily on the real estate industry, particularly commercial real estate financing and property transactions. His reporting also includes insights into sports events such as wrestling and basketball.
For pitches to Andrew, consider offering exclusive information or expert commentary related to significant financial transactions in the commercial real estate sector. He may also be interested in news about property developments, loans, and banking within New York City.
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Winspire Development building 41-unit Long Island City condominium project at 10-56 46th Road
By: Andrew Coen
The Citadel founder forms a joint venture partnership with Vornado Realty Trust and Rudin for his 66-story building at 350 Park Avenue
By: Andrew Coen
Private equity giant’s real estate distributable earnings fell 10 percent year-over-year in the third quarter.
The 133-unit Gowanus multifamily building at 544 Carroll Street opened in late 2025 near the border of Park Slope
By: Andrew Coen
reprints Play ball! A joint venture between and has scored $73 million of bridge debt to refinance its newly built Ballpark Apartments property in Reno, Nev., Commercial Observer has learned.
By: Andrew Coen
Revive Capital Development and KAI Design + Build are redeveloping the office building in Clayton, Mo., into 118 luxury apartments
Lingering skepticism about the properties as a distinct asset class, coupled with tense opposition to new development, leave challenges and opportunities for financing
reprints Jump ball. The which is operated by -owned sports apparel company , is planning to relocate from its longtime retail location at 545 Fifth Avenue into a larger space, Commercial Observer can first report.
By: Andrew Coen
Savanna defaulted in 2024 on its $242 million CMBS loan backing the purchase of 39-story Midtown Manhattan office building
reprints The Federal Reserve gave the commercial real estate industry a momentary reprieve Wednesday with an interest rate hold six weeks
