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Manhattan’s office market weathered a sluggish start to close the year with the lowest vacancy rate in 18 months and the highest leasing rate Midtown has

A new café is opening on the Upper East Side as part of a booming trend that has seen old school board games breathe new life into the befuddled retail sector.

Rose Associates and Benenson Capital Partners have refinanced their Hoyt & Horn apartment development in Downtown Brooklyn. The developers secured

JMH Development has abandoned its plan to build a five-story, 289-key luxury hotel project in Long Island City. Instead, it will use the same property

By Rick Haughey Since 2011, the number of residents living in rental housing has increased by an average of nearly 1.7 million every year, according to

The Port Authority has proposed spending $32 billion improving New York’s transportation network over the next ten years. In what it called an “unprecedented”

Jersey City Urby today announced a major collaboration with Airbnb that will make it the first new building development in the tri-state area to take part

With the passing of the new rent regulations in Albany, drastically limiting the ways landlords can raise rents, developers have been researching new ways

Publicis Groupe has signed a 960,000 s/f lease at 375 Hudson Street, the largest, longest-term deal signed in the portfolio since the formation of the

The city is exploring closing down under-utilized streets in East Midtown as part of its plan to rezone the district. The possible closures, which are

Condo buyers at Brooklyn Point, Extell Development’s first project in Brooklyn, will be in rare air once the project is move-in ready sometime in mid-2020.

GIC and Paramount Group’s $1.04 billion purchase of 60 Wall Street accounted for half of the value of all office properties sold in the city during the