Peter Grant

The Wall Street Journal

A Flyover Map of Manhattan’s Office-to-Residential Conversions

By: Brian Mcgill, Peter Grant, Max Rust

Nineteen Manhattan office buildings have begun conversions so far this year, and another 17 are planned, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

MSN

A flyover map of Manhattan's office-to-residential conversions

By: Brian McGill, Max Rust, Peter Grant

A near-partial collapse last month at America's largest office-to-residential conversion project in Midtown Manhattan is bringing new scrutiny to this booming development strategy.

The Wall Street Journal

The Rapid Expansion That Built Bally’s Is Now Under Pressure

By: Peter Grant

A recent filing by the casino operator spooked Wall Street, with talk of growing financial strain.

MSN

The rapid expansion that built Bally's is now under pressure

By: Peter Grant

Bally's has been piling its chips higher than ever on a bet that bricks-and-mortar casinos can thrive even as gambling moves onto phones and computer screens.

The Wall Street Journal

25 Years After the Sept. 11 Attacks, Lower Manhattan Is Thriving

By: Peter Grant

Its population has tripled while media and tech firms have moved in, making the Financial District the envy of other U.S. downtowns

MSN

25 years after the Sept. 11 attacks, Lower Manhattan is thriving

By: Peter Grant

In 2001, lower Manhattan was shattered. The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks killed close to 3,000 people and reduced the World Trade Center to rubble.

MSN

Blackstone's head of real estate is leaving the firm

By: Craig Karmin, Peter Grant

Blackstone's global head of real estate is leaving the firm, according to people familiar with the matter, the latest in a recent wave of departures

Newsquest (North West) Ltd

REVIEW: 'Waitress' @ Liverpool Empire

By: Peter Grant

"It's been four years since the life-affirming musical Waitress last came to the Liverpool Empire", writes Peter Grant

The Wall Street Journal

Nashville Calls Unusual Play for New Football Megaproject

By: Peter Grant

The city is starting with affordable housing first near the Tennessee Titans’ new home, breaking from developers’ typical go-big-or-go-home plan.

MSN

Nashville calls unusual play for new football megaproject

By: Peter Grant

As football season kicks off and a new $2.2 billion Tennessee Titans stadium rises in Nashville, the city is running an experiment few others have dared: building the neighborhood around it with affordable housing first.