New York City
FEMA Plans New Flood Maps for New York City
Federal officials are redrawing the flood maps for New York City for the first time in three decades. The results… Read more
New York Streets Safer — Fewest Pedestrian Deaths Ever in 2017
New York City saw the fewest traffic fatalities on record last year, driven by a 32% drop in pedestrian deaths.… Read more
Predatory Equity Law Calls for “Speculation Watch List”
New York City’s new Predatory Equity law (Intro 1210-A) targets rent-regulated apartment buildings that have recently sold where tenants are… Read more
Siemens Leases 35K-SF at One Penn Plaza
Siemens is moving its New York City offices to a 35,000-square-foot space at One Penn Plaza, a 57-story, 2.7-million-square-foot office… Read more
Office Vacancy Rate Remains Flat, Asking, Effective Rents Increase
Maintaining a steady balance between added supply and positive net absorption, the office market recorded no change in vacancy for… Read more
Jailed Landlord Steven Croman Pays Another $8M
Jail time and $5 million in fines was not enough for notorious landlord Steven Croman. The owner of more than… Read more
Raine Group Comes to Park Avenue Tower
The Raine Group signed a lease for 33,253 square feet of space at Park Avenue Tower, a 620,000-square-foot office building… Read moreVisit the Cornell Tech Campus on Roosevelt Island (Video)
Big things are happening at the new Cornell Tech Campus at Roosevelt Island. “This urban campus is where engineering technology… Read more
Homeless “Cluster Site” Buildings to Be Bought or Seized
City officials plan to help nonprofit developers buy up “cluster site” buildings — apartments that are currently used to house… Read moreWomen in Real Estate Honoree: Darcy Stacom, CBRE
The Wall Street Journal named Darcy Stacom “Queen of the Skyscrapers.” Most recently as chairman of New York City capital… Read more
NYC’s Most Expensive Neighborhood for 2017 Revealed
TriBeCa is still the most expensive residential neighborhood in New York City in 2017, with a median sale price of… Read more
Melanie Herald Joins Mission Capital in So. Florida
Mission Capital Advisors added industry veteran Melanie Herald to the firm’s debt and equity finance group. Herald, who joins from Sienna… Read more
Christine Valmy Comes to Paramount Building
A $50-million renovation is already paying off at 1501 Broadway, also known as the Paramount Building. Christine Valmy International School… Read more
Haven Green Seniors Apartments to Rise on Elizabeth St. Garden Site
The Elizabeth St. Garden will be replaced by Haven Green, a new seven-story building with 121 new apartments that will… Read more
Where the Really Rich Reside
If money was no concern, where would you want to live? Whether it is a primary abode or a vacation… 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
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
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