New York
Just Charge it! Battery-Operated Homes Predicted for Future
Get those battery chargers ready. Your home could be battery operated in the not-too-distant future. At least that’s the word… Read more
Manhattan’s $1.7B Worldwide Plaza Sale, $1.2B Debt Refi
New York REIT, Inc. (NYRT) closed on the sale of a 48.7% interest in Manhattan’s 49-story Worldwide Plaza to a… Read more
World’s Largest Real Estate Investment Markets are Tokyo, NY and LA
The world’s largest commercial real estate investment markets have a global stock of investable assets that stands at $27.5 trillion,… Read more
Renovated Film Center Building Gets 16K in New Leases
Four companies have leased a total of 16,000 square feet of office space at 630 Ninth Ave., the recently-renovated landmark… Read more
Brokers at the Ballpark
Someone knows how to celebrate. Eastern Union Funding took more than 100 top-performing brokers, staff and their families out to… Read more
NYC’s Top Selling Residential Building is…
The top-selling residential building in New York City was not in Downtown Brooklyn or Manhattan’s Far West Side in the… Read more
Sarah Patton Joins Bold New York
Sarah Patton is the new director of development for Bold New York, a boutique full-service real estate consulting and brokerage… Read more
Few Big Spaces Available for Long Island Office
Companies leased a lot less office space in Long Island in the third quarter 2017 — largely because there aren’t… Read more
Savanna Cuts Energy Costs 11% at 110 William St.
Savanna, a New York based real estate investment management company, has cut the energy bill 11% at 110 William St.,… Read more
Solar Companies to Pay NYCHA for Rooftops
New York City housing officials plan to lease the rooftops at 14 public housing developments to solar electricity developers. The… Read more
L&L Tops Out at 390 Madison Ave.
Workers lifted the final steel beam to the top of 390 Madison Ave. on Oct. 18, topping out an ambitious… Read more
Developers on Trial for Painting Over Graffiti
More than 20 graffiti artists are suing Jerry and David Wolkoff because in 2013 the developers suddenly painted over the… Read more
$54M Financing to Buy Perfect Last Mile Site
Innovo Property Group and Square Mile Capital Management borrowed $54 million to buy 2505 Bruckner Blvd., a 20-acre lot formerly… Read more
German Fund Divests Historic New York Building for $195M
New York-based Savanna acquired The Berkeley Building in Midtown Manhattan from German investment manager Deka Immobilien for $195 million. The… Read more
Brokers Sleep Out
Real estate leaders camped on the street in solidarity with homeless young people…and to raise much needed cash…for Covenant House,… Read more
Film Center Building Gets Renovation and $75M Refi
GFP Real Estate borrowed $75 million to refinance 630 Ninth Ave., the recently-renovated landmark also known as the Film Center… Read more
How Many of the Richest People in the US are in NYC?
Of America’s 400 richest people, 55 list New York City as their primary place of residence, according to the 2017… Read more
$54M Refi for Skilled Nursing
Two skilled nursing facilities in the SentosaCare network have refinanced with $54.2 million in new, permanent loans in Queens, NY.… Read more
Companies Renew 10K-SF in Leases at Tower 45
Companies renewed leases for a total about 10,000 square feet at Tower 45, an office tower in Midtown Manhattan. “These… Read more