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New York City Council recently honored members of the Mechanical Contractors Association and Steamfitters Local 638 for their commitment to helping
Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer has criticized the city’s rezoning plan for the Garment District, warning that the proposal may lead to the fashion
Construction & Design
Ian Schrager has unveiled the design of 215 Chrystie, a new hotel and residential building scheduled to open in downtown Manhattan in 2016.
Deals & Dealmakers
By Holly Dutton New York City’s biggest landlord, SL Green, has agreed to sell the former AIG headquarters, along with partner The Moinian Group, for $470
By Konrad Putzier A good way of measuring how the real estate crowdfunding industry has changed in the past months is to count gray hairs.
Construction & Design
Some 10,000 s/f of reclaimed lumber for the Hurricane Sandy-ravaged boardwalks of Coney Island and Rockaway Beach are being used to build the US pavilion
By Dan Orlando Real estate mogul Donald Trump cited his wife Melania as the classic 21st century shopper during his opening address of the ICSC New York
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By Konrad Putzier “Manhattan’s rental market puts on the brakes,” read the headline of a Citi Habitats report that reached this desk on a recent Wednesday.
By Holly Dutton Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman has banned two developers from the business after finding they lied about their shady backgrounds
Greenhouse gas emissions from new buildings are on the decline, but that doesn’t necessarily mean their carbon footprints are smaller than their older counterparts.
Rockefeller Group announced that leading global law firm Latham & Watkins LLP1 has leased 407,000 s/f at 1271 Avenue of the Americas, the 48-story
In February of this year, 866 United Nations Plaza, a 471,000 s/f Class-A office building located on 48th Street, between First Avenue and FDR Drive, launched