New York
$64M Construction Loan for 200 Kent Ave.
A developer borrowed $64 million to build 200 Kent Avenue, a 117,326-square-foot, mixed-use development located in the Williamsburg neighborhood of… Read more
Apartment Investors Rush the Bronx
The Bronx continued to lure apartment investors in the third quarter of 2017. Prices for apartment properties rose faster there… Read more
NYCR Executes Three Leases at Manhattan Office
American Realty Capital New York City REIT, Inc. (NYCR) executed a trio of leases encompassing roughly 67,000 square feet at… Read more
Dig Inn Takes 2,300 SF at 412 Greenwich St.
Dig Inn, a seasonal, farm-to-table food chain, has leased a 2,300-square-foot space at 412 Greenwich St. in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood.… Read more
City Council Approves East Harlem Rezoning
A giant rezoning of the East Harlem neighborhood in Upper Manhattan will allow new development that will build or preserve… Read more
Retail Pro Joseph DeFeo Joins Avison Young in New Jersey
Joseph DeFeo has joined Avison Young as vice president of retail brokerage. “Joseph has a proven track record of success… Read more
Rockefeller Center Gets Fashion and Lifestyle Retailers for Christmas
Rockefeller Center welcomes three new retailers this holiday season: Warby Parker will offer designer eyewear this winter at 1258 Avenue… Read more
Kamber Pays $50M for 916 Parking Spaces
Kamber Management Company paid $50 million for the Riverside Garage portfolio, three parking garage locations with 916 parking spaces underneath… Read more
Lucid Motors Drives Headquarters Closer to Tesla
Lucid Motors, the electric-car startup, is doubling its office’s headquarters space and relocating in Newark, CA, which neighbors Tesla’s hometown… Read more
3D Printed Suspended Pods Could House NYC’s Homeless Population
New York may be the city that never sleeps, but for its over 62,000 homeless people, the ability to sleep… Read more
MasterCard Leases all 212K-SF at 150 Fifth Ave.
Mastercard will occupy all 212,500 square feet of space at 150 Fifth Ave., creating an expanded technology hub in the… Read more
X. ‘Cindy’ Cui and William Kimmerle New Principals at Kimmerle Group
X. ‘Cindy’ Cui and William Kimmerle have been promoted to become the two new principals at architecture firm Kimmerle Group.… Read more
$17M for Retail at Christie Place Across from Scarsdale’s Metro-North Station
Crow Holdings Capital, a private equity fund based in Dallas, paid $17.2 million for Christie Place, a 12,731-square-foot, fully leased,… Read more
Developers Bet on Flatbush — And Revived 421-A Tax Break
Development is booming in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn — thanks largely to New York’s biggest tax break for new… Read more
Apartment Owners Must Prove They Don’t Harass Tenants
The owners of apartment buildings now have to prove that they haven’t been harassing their residents before City officials approve… Read more
Gotham and RiseBoro to Develop 1,200 Apartments on Hunter’s Point South
City officials picked a team led by the Gotham Organization and RiseBoro Community Partnership to develop two prime, City-owned sites… Read more
Apple Exploring Options at Surprise AZ Chrysler Proving Grounds
Apple Inc. is kicking the tires on a former 5,500-acre Fiat Chrysler-owned proving grounds in Surprise, AZ as a potential… Read more
Hilary Provinse to Head Up Mortgage Banking at Berkadia
New York-based Berkadia expanded its leadership team with the addition of Hilary Provinse as EVP and Head of Mortgage Banking.… Read more
Record-Breaking Prices for Condos, Coops and Houses
Homes sold for record prices on average in New York City, according to the Real Estate Board of New York’s… Read more