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Rory Bolger By Holly Dutton New York City residential real estate is getting more and more transparent for buyers. Broker disclosure and apartment square

By Christopher J. Gulotta, Real Estate Data Shield Inc. and Bud Walder, DataMotion These days, it seems that major data breaches, identify theft and data

The Durst Organization has filled up more than 150,000 s/f at its green skyscraper at 151 West 42nd Street. The company announced that National Cable Communications

Marketing campaigns that are pulling in buyers, renters By Sarah Trefethen With the spring buying season picking up at a sizzling pace, marketing teams

Hartz Mountain Properties has sold 200 Plaza Drive in Secaucus for a reported $56 million. 200 Plaza Drive Gaia Real Estate Investments, in conjunction

Since opening in February, Skylight West has hosted a plethora of fabulous events. Photo by Allan Zepeda By Holly Dutton The days of lavish parties atop

The Real Estate Board of New York’s (REBNY’s) annual Retail Deal of the Year Awards last night recognized two standout deals that exhibit the creativity

By Holly Dutton A branch of Deutsche Bank has purchased a lower Manhattan building from Beacon Capital for $502 million, according to public records.

In New York City, only 3.4 percent of the city’s buildings are landmarked. That’s a shockingly small percentage given how often the battles between developers

By Holly Dutton Some of the nation’s leading hospitality experts are blowing off a lackluster first quarter as an anomaly in an otherwise healthy market.

A new report published by the Center for an Urban Future finds that while more New Yorkers than ever are using the city’s public libraries, a significant