Manhattan
Not Yet: Wooden High-Rise Cancelled
Developer Sy Ghassemi has canceled plans to build a 10-story high-rise made of wood in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood. The building… Read more
$305M Loan Supports Condo Tower Construction
Lightstone has received $305 million to build an 800-foot condominium tower in lower Manhattan. Construction has already started at 130… Read more
Retro Dance Club Taking the Floor in Chelsea
A dance club focused on retro music — from 1970s pop through today’s alternative — will open in Manhattan’s Chelsea… Read more
NoHo Sports Club Inks 20-Year Deal
Town Sports International, owner and operator of New York Sports Clubs, signed a 20-year lease for 29,210 square feet at… Read more
MIdtown Boasts 2016’s Largest Leases
Most of New York City’s 2016 largest leasing deals took place in Midtown. Last year, 37 of 50 leases on CoStar’s… Read more
100 Units Sold at One Manhattan Square, So Far
More than 100 condominiums have sold at One Manhattan Square, since the launch of sales in early November 2016. That… Read more
Gowanus Canal Site Sells, Redevelopment Anticipated
A Manhattan-based developer paid $9.5 million for a patch of land near the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn’s Boerum Hill neighborhood.… Read more
Architecture Prize for Bloomberg Center
The first building of a new $2 billion technology campus for Cornell University on Roosevelt Island won one of 12… Read more
Federal Investigation into Real Estate Money Laundering
The new condominiums on West 57th Street are so expensive, the area has earned the nickname “Billionaire’s Row.” These billionaires… Read more
Avon Calling . . . With a 90K-SF Lease
Avon is the latest tenant to sign a big lease in Downtown Manhattan. The cosmetics company will move its corporate… Read more
Breathe Deep: Alo Yoga Coming to Flatiron
Alo Yoga leased the entire four-story retail and office building in Manhattan’s Flatiron neighborhood for its New York flagship store.… Read more
Living Rent Free in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, landlords offered concessions on more apartments than ever before in January 2017. More than 18% of apartment listings… Read more
Vornado: Confidence in NYC “Never Greater”
Vornado Realty Trust is still bullish on New York City, citing Federal policy, infrastructure projects and the low crime rate, even… Read more
Flagship Furniture Store Takes Down Townhome Space
Modani Furniture leased 9,876 square feet at a townhouse in Midtown Manhattan. The modern furniture company will fill all five… Read more
Mastro’s Steakhouse Breaks Ground on First Texas Location
Mastro’s Steakhouse began construction on a 10,000 square-foot location in the Galleria submarket of Houston. The restaurant, at 1540 W.… Read more
Hudson Yards Leader Launches New Division
Real estate investors can now obtain loans starting at $25 million from Moinian Capital Partners, a new division of Moinian… Read more
Experience Retail Wins in Meatpacking District
Two of the strongest retail corridors in Manhattan are nestled in the Meatpacking District. The neighborhood is a hub for… Read more
Elisabeth Post-Marner Joins Spacesmith
Architect Elisabeth Post-Marner is the newest principal to join Spacesmith, an architecture firm based in downtown Manhattan specializing in corporate headquarters,… Read more
Mixed-Use Sells for $12M
An undisclosed investor paid $11.5 million for a 10,500-square-foot building in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood. The sale works out to a… Read more