Cannon TTM is putting about $150 million into HHLA, the former Promenade at Howard Hughes Center, three years after buying it at a steep discount, L.A. Business First reported.

It has lined up experiential tenants including Meow Wolf, MOX Gym and Squiggleverse for a 2027 lineup across the roughly 250,000 square foot center, and ownership is aiming for about 3 million visitors a year.

The project is another Los Angeles test of whether entertainment-heavy leasing can bring a struggling mall back.

Pendulum Property Partners sold Peter's Landing, a 98,500 square foot waterfront retail and office property in Huntington Beach's Huntington Harbour, to Arkadian Marina Ventures for $47 million, the Orange County Business Journal reported.

Pendulum bought the property in 2017 for about $33 million and put roughly $14 million into upgrades. The buyer plans a multimillion dollar repositioning modeled on Lido Marina Village in Newport Beach.

Manhattan leasing volume rose 54.1% from September and 24.7% from October 2025, matching the pre-pandemic average, according to Colliers data reported by Commercial Observer.

Availability tightened to 12.3%, the lowest since August 2020, and the average asking rent rose to $79.47 a square foot from $75.18 a year earlier. Citadel's 1.05 million square foot anchor commitment at 350 Park and Ramp's expansion to 460,300 square feet drove the month.

Manhattan is on pace for its strongest leasing year since 2000.

Brightshore Capital, formerly GTIS Partners, paid just over $143 million for DOMI, a newly built two-tower, 190-unit mixed-income complex with about 4,900 square feet of retail at 29-24 40th Ave. in Dutch Kills, Commercial Observer reported.

Affinius Capital provided $98.5 million of acquisition debt, and the property goes into Brightshore's Opportunity Zone Fund II. The sellers were SB Development, Hazelton Capital and Avenue Realty Capital.