New York
Affordable Housing Professor, and Developer, Practices What He Teaches
Edward Poteat, who for the past nine years has taught “Affordable Housing Financing” at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, is… Read more
Cold-Pressed Juice Chain Will Open Second Brooklyn Store
Park Tower Group said Monday that Pure Green, a fast-growing cold pressed juice and smoothie chain, would open its newest… Read more
Prism Secures New Financing for Edson Lofts Adaptive Reuse
Prism Capital Partners has secured new financing for Edison Lofts at Edison Village, the firm’s adaptive re-use of Thomas Edison’s historic Invention Factory and… Read more
Tallahassee Apartments Property Trades for $16M
Marcus & Millichap has arranged the $15.7 million sale of Seminole Trails, a 256-unit apartment property in Tallahassee. Located at… Read more
Manhattan Residential Sales Rebound from 2020 Collapse
First-quarter Manhattan residential sales, including co-ops and condominiums, exceeded the year-ago total for the first time in four quarters, according… Read more
SDNY Office Building to Undergo $240M Modernization
Krueck Sexton Partners was selected by the General Services Administration to provide architect-engineer services as part of a comprehensive $240-million… Read more
B6 Markets Conversion Opportunity in Lenox Hill
B6 Real Estate Advisors has been retained as the exclusive broker for 59 E. 74th St. in the Upper East Side’s Lenox Hill neighborhood. Listed for… Read more
Park Slope Sale Points to Renewed Investor Demand in NYC
Meridian’s Adam Hess and Edward Setton recently sold 138 St. Marks Pl., a mixed-use property in Brooklyn’s Park Slope neighborhood.… Read more
$2T Infrastructure Plan Greeted with Cheers and Jeers
There’s a lot of unpacking to do with the Biden administration’s $2.25-trillion American Jobs Plan to bolster the nation’s infrastructure… Read more
The Renter Exodus to the Suburbs Didn’t Actually Happen
The rental market experienced significant disruptions in 2020, with 18% more renters changing residences compared to 2019, a migration mostly… Read more
Manhattan Office Availabilities Reach Highest Level in At Least Three Decades
Manhattan office availabilities hit a peak going back at least three decades in the first quarter, according to Q1 reports… Read more
Governors Island Returning to Pre-Pandemic Season Calendar
Governors Island will return to its pre-pandemic season calendar on May 1, open to visitors every day through Oct. 31,… Read more
BentallGreenOak Closes on Deal for Metropolitan Real Estate
BentallGreenOak (BGO) has closed on the acquisition of Metropolitan Real Estate Equity Management, LLC from The Carlyle Group. The deal combines BGO’s… Read more
United Aims to Hire 300 Pilots as Air Travel Rebounds
United Airlines plans to hire 300 pilots in the strongest sign yet that air travel is rebounding as more people get… Read more
Soul Food Institution Coming to Harlem’s Sugar Hill
Harlem soul food institution Charles Pan-Fried Chicken has signed a lease for approximately 750 square feet on the ground floor of… Read more
JLL-Designed Flexible Space Opens at MetroTech Complex
JLL has opened Orchard Workspace by JLL, a 50,000-square-foot flexible office and co-working space at Brookfield Properties’ MetroTech in Downtown Brooklyn.… Read more
Marx Realty, Invesco Real Estate Partner on $75M Office Project in D.C.
New York-based owner, developer and manager Marx Realty has entered into a partnership with Invesco Real Estate for the $75… Read more
Walker Webcast: Edelman’s Russell Dubner Advises Clients to Be About Their Core Beliefs
The world’s largest company of its kind by revenue, Edelman derives half of its business from corporate affairs and the… Read more
Chicago-Based Tock Trades to Squarespace for $400M
Chicago-based Tock, a cloud-based platform serving the hospitality industry, has been acquired by Squarespace for more than $400 million in… Read more