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Mayor Bill de Blasio, joined by leaders from New York City’s fashion, film and television industries, announced a $136 million commitment to a ‘Made in

A Los Angeles-based production company is abandoning its SoHo digs for 30,000 s/f of studio and office space in Industry City. Buck, which also has offices

CBRE’s Theresa Morzello made history last week when she became the first woman to win the Real Estate Board of New Yorkʼs Edward A. Riguardi Commercial

We are joined by Robert Futterman, the Chairman and CEO Robert K. Futterman Associates, who tells us about how the conference is off to a great start and

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

Day two of ICSC RECon 2015 in Las Vegas saw the convention center packed with brokers and real estate industry professionals from all over the country.

Twelve years ago, if someone dropped the name Long Island City into a conversation, people might have mistaken it for some tucked-away town in Nassau County.

For the first time in nearly 50 years, the city could freeze rents for over one million rent stabilized apartments when it meets next month.

SL Green got the go-ahead to build its 63-story One Vanderbilt office tower yesterday (Wednesday)  and pave the way for a 21st century  East Midtown makeover.

By Holly Dutton Seven years after first taking the reins of his father’s firm, Jared Kushner has built the company’s bottom line, and his own reputation

By Sabina Mollot RICHARD RAVITCH Real estate luminary Richard Ravitch said city officials should not have thrown local opinions out with the garbage when

Direct, private lender Kennedy Funding announced today that the firm has surpassed $4 billion in closed loans. “$4 billion is a tremendous milestone in