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The world edition, Friday, October 30, 2026

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Empty offices are becoming apartments in New York, London's prime rents are slipping, and Miami Beach has approved two more oceanfront towers. Here is what moved across our Bureaus overnight.

Across our Bureaus today

  1. 1Office-to-residential conversions reach a new high in Midtown SouthThree more towers filed for conversion this week.New York
  2. 2Prime central London rents slip as new supply reaches the marketLandlords are offering longer incentives on larger homes.London
  3. 3Two oceanfront condo towers win approval in Miami BeachCity records show 410 apartments across the two sites.Miami
  4. 4Paris office vacancy widens the gap between centre and suburbsTenants are moving closer in and taking less space.Paris
  5. 5Toronto condo completions outpace buyers for a sixth quarterInvestors are assigning units before closing.Toronto

Earlier

Midtown SouthMidtown South·YesterdayOne contractor appears on two conversion filingsOne contractor appears on two conversion filingsBoth filings are for buildings from before 1960.Long Island CityLong Island City·YesterdayLong Island City offers two months freeLong Island City offers two months free17th Arrondissement17th Arrondissement·Yesterday17th: former office building filed for 34 homes17th: former office building filed for 34 homesThe permit application covers a 1974 building.Amsterdam-OostAmsterdam-Oost·YesterdayOost: housing association sells 40 rental homesOost: housing association sells 40 rental homesThe sale appears in its annual report.VerdunVerdun·YesterdayVerdun: Rue Wellington duplex sold for $895,000Verdun: Rue Wellington duplex sold for $895,000The deed is entered in the land register.Canary WharfCanary Wharf·YesterdayCanary Wharf: a second office tower files for conversionCanary Wharf: a second office tower files for conversionThe application lists 412 flats.

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