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By Holly Dutton Lower Manhattan leasing has surged to highs not seen since pre-recession days in 2006, while employment rates reached 2003 levels.

LeFrak’s latest Jersey City high rise is part luxury rental tower, part ocean liner. Between the Hudson River lapping up against the pier, the gentle tink-tink-tink

Eric Eckardt is not a typical real estate executive, but then again, his employer, Purplebricks, is hardly a traditional real estate company.

Flexible office space provider Knotel has been on a leasing tear this year, adding nine new locations and more than 80,000 s/f in Manhattan last month alone.

The Real Estate Board of New York and its allies came out swinging during a City Hall hearing Monday on a controversial proposal to introduce commercial rent controls.

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

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

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

Manhattan apartment sales hit a six-year low last quarter and the average transaction price fell to its mark in nearly a decade. Brokers and market trackers

By Sabina Mollot Gerald Guterman wants to turn ST-PCV co-op. Developer Gerald Guterman, of Guterman Westwood Partners, has launched a website aimed at