Deals & Dealmakers

Extell Development Company confirmed Friday that  it has reached an agreement with Frank Ring, president and founder of F.M. Ring Associates to acquire

By Konrad Putzier The owner of Grand Central Terminal threatened to sue over One Vanderbilt last week, putting a damper on an otherwise encouraging City

Roland Li for Real Estate Weekly By Roland Li On the first day of March, the venerable Costas Kondylis spoke in Soho. But the setting wasn’t in the halls

Brookfield Place By Linda O’Flanagan Brookfield Office Properties Inc. this week closed on $1 billion in financing on two of the four office towers

Coldwell Banker Commercial Alliance announced that Corey J. Abdo, a 25-year veteran of commercial real estate, has joined the firm as an executive managing

Investment firm CIM Group has purchased 16 Court Street in Downtown Brooklyn for $171 million. The property, also known as the Montague-Court Building

Crowdfunding’s seemingly inevitable advance into the real estate industry faces a rather mundane obstacle: lack of technological expertise.

New York’s reign as a safe haven for investment capital is a large part of what keeps domestic and foreign heavy hitters pouring money into properties in the area.

Elie Hirschfeld has been appointed to the Israel Bonds National Campaign Advisory Council. The organization typically sells over $USD One Billion in bonds

The Jehovah’s Witnesses are set to add just under $80 million to their billion-dollar haul from the sale of their Brooklyn portfolio. Los Angeles-based

Extell Development Company has filed plans to demolish the Chelsea building that  housed the Red Door music venue founded by one-time Rolling Stones manager

Warshaw Burstein LLP announced Lori Anne Czepiel and Kevin Hirson as newly-hired partners and Peter Figdor as newly-hired counsel to the firm.