Manhattan
Live Nation Eyes American Stock Exchange for Indoor Venue
Live Nation wants to build a 3,000-seat concert venue in Lower Manhattan, Crain’s New York Business reported. The concert promoter… Read more
School of Rock Tunes Up for Second Brooklyn Location
School of Rock has signed a new 3,500-square-foot lease at 300 Graham Ave., a 25-unit condominium building in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg… Read more
Meridian Team Markets Manhattanville Apartments for Sale
Meridian Investment Sales has the listing for 408 W. 130th St., an elevator apartment building in Northern Manhattan’s Manhattanville neighborhood,… Read more
Washington Heights on Target’s List of 2020 Openings
Target is coming to Washington Heights. A company spokeswoman confirms that a location of approximately 25,000 square feet is on… Read more
Retail at Greenwich Lane Reaches 100% Occupancy
The Rudin Family and joint venture partner Global Holdings Group have reached 100% occupancy on the retail portion of the Greenwich Lane… Read more
Rent the Runway Trades Hudson Square for Dumbo
Rent the Runway, an online service that provides designer dress and accessory rentals, will occupy the top four floors of Glacier Global… Read more
RFR Inks Trio of Leases at 17 State St.
RFR Realty has inked three leases totaling more than 53,000 square feet at 17 State St. in Lower Manhattan. In… Read more
Vista Tower Tops Out; Chicago’s Tallest New Building Since 2008
Chicago construction literally reached its highest point in more than a decade this past Friday, when workers topped out the… Read more
Rents Slide in L Train Neighborhoods Even as Shutdown Averted
The dreaded L train shutdown between Brooklyn and Manhattan didn’t happen. But neither did the expected rebound in apartment rents… Read more
Lee NYC Brings Gourmet Market to the Village
Lee & Associates NYC’s Mark Kapnick and Michael Watson have negotiated a 8,200-square-foot lease at 378 Sixth Ave., between Waverly Place… Read more
Investors Stay Sidelined Over Prospect of Rent Regulation Changes
Northern Manhattan was hit especially hard by multifamily investor caution during the first quarter, says Ariel Property Advisors. Transaction volume,… Read more
LIC Industrial Goes on the Market for $51M
Cushman & Wakefield is marketing a linear, three-building 117,500-square-foot industrial portfolio in Long Island City for lease and sale. The asking… Read more
JLL Hotels Adds Capital Markets Veteran Mahl
Michele Mahl has joined JLL Hotels & Hospitality as EVP, based in Manhattan. She was most recently with NKF’s lodging capital markets group,… Read more
Netflix Plans Major NYC Expansion in Jobs, Real Estate
Netflix will expand its New York City office with a greater office presence in Manhattan, and the construction of sound… Read more
SL Green Lands Tenancies on West and East Sides
Ahead of closing on its $440-million acquisition of the Master Printers Building at 460 W. 34th St., SL Green Realty… Read more
AllianceBernstein Commits to 20 Years at The Spiral
Confirming reports that have circulated since last fall, AllianceBernstein will relocate its Manhattan offices to Tishman Speyer’s The Spiral, now… Read more
R.J. Brunelli’s Singer Brokers Retail Deals Uptown and Downtown
R.J. Brunelli & Co.’s David Singer recently brokered four retail and restaurant leases across Manhattan. In the largest of these… Read more
Slowing Market in the Forecast for NYC Investment Sales
New York City’s investment sales market for 2019 is on pace to record its lowest transactional tally in eight years,… Read more
John Catsimatidis Wants to “Get the Truth Out”
“When people are running, there’s the opportunity,” John Catsimatidis advised the audience at the Mortgage Bankers Association of New York’s… Read more