New York
Nominate a Rising Star for Our Fifth Annual Next Generation Awards
Connect Media’s fourth annual Next Generation Awards in 2020 shone the spotlight on more than 100 of commercial real estate’s… Read more
Ahead of Reopening, The Shed Implements GoGuide for Capacity Monitoring
The Shed, the flexible arts center at 545 W.30th St. in Midtown South, has implemented GoGuide for capacity monitoring as… Read more
Life Sciences Hub on Upper West Side Scores $393M Financing
JLL Capital Markets arranged a $393-million construction financing for the redevelopment of 125 West End Ave. into a world-class life sciences… Read more
Boutique Advisory Firm Hopes to Fill Void in Luxury Hotel Space
The hotel industry is one of the hardest-hit industries as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, hotels remain… Read more
WorkChew Seed Raise Points to Future Seattle Office
As more companies move to hybrid workplace models, many are contemplating how to keep remote employees engaged, happy and productive.… Read more
Boston Ranks Number 1 in Savills’ 2021 Science Cities Report
Boston has been ranked number 1 in Savills’ 2021 Science Cities report, edging out other science hubs like San Francisco,… Read more
Google Plans $7B Expansion of U.S. Offices, Data Centers in 2021
Alphabet’s Google unit plans to invest more than $7 billion in offices and data centers across the U.S. and create… Read more
Investcorp Says Pandemic Underscores Divergence in Property Type Performance
A number of key themes have influenced the divergence in property type performance during COVID-19, including shifting demographics, Investcorp says in… Read more
Avison’s Korren Completes 7 Office Leases
Avison Young’s New York office completed seven office leases across Lower Manhattan, Midtown Manhattan and Long Island. Teams led by principal… Read more
Ready Capital Prepares for Merger with Anworth
Ready Capital Corporation said Wednesday its shareholders approved the issuance of the company’s common stock in connection with the merger… Read more
Upper West Side Condo Conversion Achieves Sell-Out
350 W. 71st St., a conversion that combined two historic prewar buildings into one contemporary condominium project on Manhattan’s Upper West… Read more
Three Revolving Lines of Credit Total $225M
Meridian Capital Group recently arranged three $75 million revolving lines of credit totaling $225 million for three large national debt… Read more
HWE Finalizes Sale of SL Green’s Tower 46 Stake
Hodges Ward Elliott (HWE) finalized the sale of SL Green Realty Corp.’s 25% interest in its commercial condominium units at 55… Read more
CBRE Arranges Retail Leases at Upper West Side Rental Tower
CBRE arranged four new retail leases totaling 8,200 square feet in the retail portion of Stellar Management’s 667 Columbus Ave., a 31-story,… Read more
Trinity Place Receives TCO for 77 Greenwich Condos
Trinity Place Holdings Inc. said its 77 Greenwich St. condominium development in Lower Manhattan has achieved its first Temporary Certificate… Read more
Paceline Acquires Retail Condo in SoHo
An affiliate of Dallas-based Paceline Equity Partners acquired the retail cooperative space at 106 Spring St. in SoHo. The acquisition… Read more
Jenner & Block Joins Other Legal Tenants at Durst Tower
Jenner & Block LLP signed a 15-year lease for 66,935 square feet on four floors of the Durst Organization’s 1155… Read more
Trumbull Apartments Sell for $82M with Value-Add Component
CBRE closed the $82-million sale of The Royce at Trumbull, a 340-unit Class A multifamily community in Trumbull, CT. The… Read more
Closings Launch at Broad Exchange Building
LCOR launched closings at the landmarked Broad Exchange Building in Lower Manhattan’s Financial District. Located at 25 Broad St. at the corner… Read more