Deals & Dealmakers

The new head of the New York Building Congress (NYBC) is bringing an outer borough mentality to the 96-year-old organization, focusing on bringing in members

Lower Manhattan is the strongest commercial leasing market in NYC, according to a new report. The neighborhood experienced its highest year-to-date leasing

Veteran commercial real estate executive Bob Knakal parted ways with Cushman & Wakefield this week, reportedly after the firm got wind he was in talks

● METRO LOFT Leasing underway at 20 Broad Developer Metro Loft announced the launch of leasing at 20 Broad Street, a 29-story, luxury rental development.

The list of possible contenders for Mayor Bill de Blasio’s seat just became a bit shorter. Council Member Dan Garodnick, whose name has been thrown around

Greystone Development, a New York-based real estate development company, secured $41,950,000 in total financing for the transformation of a landmarked

The New York Building Congress Board of Directors announced yesterday (Tuesday) that Richard T. Anderson will step down at the end of 2016 after 22 years

Winick Realty Group announced today that the firm has been selected to represent Related Companies and GreenOak in the leasing of two prime retail spaces

Three companies are expanding their footprint in One World Trade Center, taking up another 20,000 s/f of vacancy. According to the owners, The Port Authority

By Sabina Mollot Overturning the corruption conviction against former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver sets a bad precedent for lawmakers, according to

Investcorp, a leading global provider and manager of alternative investment products, announced that its U.S.-based Real Estate Investment team acquired

The Walt Disney Company is the latest media conglomerate to pack its bags for a Lower Manhattan move. Disney has purchased a 99-year leasehold on a group