New York
Seniors Tower Rising on Upper East Side
Developers are building apartment towers for seniors in New York City — providing hard-to-find housing for elderly people who need… Read more
U.S.’s Best, Worst Places to Grow Old
California is one of the best states in which to grow old, according to a report by Caring.com. A study… Read more
Why Texas? Q&A with Matthews Real Estate’s David Harrington
Matthews Real Estate Investment Services is a Southern California company that recently opened shop in Dallas. Connect Media caught up… Read more
NYC Rents Rise Twice as Fast as Wages
No wonder New Yorkers are worried about the rent: Apartment rents rose twice as fast as incomes from 2010 to… Read more
$70M Penthouse Stars in New Thriller
Here’s one way to bring attention to your new luxury condominium tower — have a major Hollywood movie filmed in… Read more
Construction Starts on 167 Affordable Apartments
Radson Development and its partners started construction on 167 affordable apartments at Martin Luther King Plaza in the Mott Haven… Read more
$15M for Rent-Stabilized Apartments
A private investor paid $15-million for The Jefferson-MacDonough Collection, a portfolio of 53 rent-stabilized apartments in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of… Read moreA Map of the Underground
Alan Leidner wants to create a unified map of all the pipes, tunnels and wires tangled beneath the streets of… Read more
$400M Acquisition Financing Arranged for Manhattan’s 375 Hudson
Cushman & Wakefield arranged $400 million in financing on behalf of Trinity Wall Street for the acquisition of 375 Hudson… Read more
$6M for Apartments in “Path of Growth”
Investors paid $5.8 million for a four-story apartment building in a rapidly changing part of Brooklyn, set between the Industry… Read more
New Ammunition for Housing Advocates
One-in-five students (20%) in the public school system was homeless in the Highbridge and Grand Concourse neighborhoods of the Bronx… Read more
New Penn Station Five Months Ahead of Schedule
Work on the future Pennsylvania Station complex is already five months ahead of schedule. Workers at the old James A.… Read more
Attention Cheetos Lovers in NYC!
A three-day pop-up restaurant devoted to Cheetos, yes Cheetos, has opened in Manhattan, with every table already booked with diners… Read more
15K-SF Renewed at Times Sq
Times Square Alliance and law firm Jun Wang & Associates renewed and expanded their leases at 1560 Broadway, a 17-story… Read more
Fewer Giant Deals in Manhattan
Investors are making fewer big deals in Manhattan — but they are still making deals. “Uncertainty over rising interest rates… Read more
$4M for Greenwich Village Three-Story
A private investor paid $4.065 million for 66 Greenwich Ave., a three-story building in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village neighborhood. “After receiving… Read more
$30M for Midtown East Jewel + Air Rights
The re-zoning of Midtown East is already paying off for the sellers of 11 E. 51st St., a six-story landmark… Read more
Kamber Diversifies with Parking
Kamber Management Company is in contract to acquire the Riverside Garage portfolio of prime parking facilities on Manhattan’s Upper West… Read more
Construction Begins on Brooklyn Supportive Housing
Comunilife and NYC Health + Hospitals broke ground August 16, 2017, on the construction of a new six-story residential building… Read more