Deals & Dealmakers
New York’s Upper Fifth Avenue is the most expensive retail street in the world with rents rising to $3,500 psf in 2015. That’s nearly 50 percent
An iconic toy store relaunching its flagship and a fitness phenomena powering into the new Hudson Yards have earned the Real Estate Board of New York’s
A fifth-floor Central Park West co-op owned by famed talk show host Dick Cavett recently went into contract for nearly $6 million. The apartment at the
Brookfield Property Partners announced that McKool Smith, one of America’s leading trial firms, has signed a lease at One Manhattan West, Brookfield’s 67-story, 2.
BFC Partners and Brownstoner Development have announced that Ignitia Office, a new co-working space, will open its first offices at 1000 Dean Street, a
Deutsche Asset Management’s Alternatives and Real Assets (ARA) business has acquired 405 Park Avenue for one of its investment funds. The property was
Innovation company ?What If! is moving its New York office to Industry City, on the Brooklyn waterfront. The global innovation company, headquartered in
Developer CBSK Ironstate has struck a $150 million deal with Olmstead Properties for a NoHo ground lease. The Hoboken, NJ-based developer plans to develp
The Naftali Group has acquired five contiguous buildings to create a tremendous footprint in the Chelsea submarket, now controlling over 250 feet of frontage
Photo via Philips International’s website Avison Young announced that it has been engaged to identify a long-term net lessee for 250 Church Street
NAI James E. Hanson announced the promotion of Anne Remley to Vice president of Marketing. Along with her promotion, Remley was asked to join fellow marketing
Sugar Hill Capital Partners (SHCP) has hired Sharon Liss as Director of Investor Relations and Marketing. Liss is responsible for investor relations, fund











