New York City
No End in Sight for NYC Building Boom
This year, developers are on track to spend $45.3 billion on construction projects in New York City. That would make… Read more
Popbar to Have Texas Debut at Baybrook Mall
New York City-based Popbar entered Texas, opening its first location at the 1.2-million-square-foot Baybrook Mall in Friendswood TX, a suburb… Read more
More Lawyers, Less Office Space
Law firms are renting less office space — even as they hire more lawyers. New York’s lawyer population of 75,840… Read more
$275M Fund to Buy Rent-Stabilized Apartments
The next time an older, rent-stabilized apartment property is listed for sale in New York City, affordable housing developers may… Read more
Salvation Army Headquarters Landmarked
The Salvation Army National and Territorial Headquarters in Manhattan’s Midtown South neighborhood has become New York City’s latest landmark building.… Read more
Japan Village Comes to Industry City
Sunrise Mart will open a 20,000-square-foot Japan Village grocery and restaurant in Industry City, the massive complex on the waterfront… Read more
Tenants, Amenities and the NY Office
A new suite of amenities is attracting tenants to NYC office buildings. “The white glove services, the private elevator, the… Read more
NYC Paints the Town Orange for Amazon (Photos)
The Empire State Building lit itself with orange lights Oct. 18 in support of New York City’s official bid to… Read more
Investors Pay $2B for NYC Apartments in Q3
Investors spent $2.2 billion to buy New York City apartment properties in the third quarter — the biggest volume of… 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
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
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
Waterfront Development Meets Waterfront Restoration
Developers can now invest in wetland mitigation to offset unavoidable and permitted impacts of waterfront construction projects. The first opportunity… Read more
Developers Plan More Office Towers
Developers keep planning to build more new office buildings — even as they plan fewer new projects of any other… Read more
Bridge Financing Expert Marcus Perry Joins Inland
Looking for bridge financing? Marcus Perry has joined Inland Mortgage Capital as senior vice president of loan origination for the… Read moreThe New Water-Resistant Architecture
It’s a tough time to be an architect. Some of biggest new developments today are planned for sites right next… Read more
NYC has been a Flippers Paradise for Giant Office Buildings
Most of the most profitable resales of office properties in recent years have been in New York City, according to… Read more
Newmark Holdings is Now GFP Real Estate
Newmark Holdings, one of New York City’s largest private owners and managers of commercial real estate, has changed its name… Read more