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After an up and down 2017, experts expect 2018 to bring stability to the real estate market. Brookfield senior managing partner Ric Clark;

Ninety percent of workers from New York’s financial heart are still operating from home. Nearly half of Lower Manhattan’s population has left, and three

Ninety percent of workers from New York’s financial heart are still operating from home. Nearly half of Lower Manhattan’s population has left, and three

North River Company (NRC) announced that art logistics company, Maquette Fine Art Services, has expanded its space at The Matsil Building in Long Island

Taconic Investment Partners announces Italian luxury automaker Maserati as the new ground floor tenant at 619 West 54th Street, a 326,000 s/f Art Deco

JLL Capital Markets announced today that it has arranged $88 million in acquisition financing for the recently purchased Avalon Somerset apartments in

Williams Equities has completed a long-term, 120,000 s/f extension with home improvement giant Home Depot at the ownership group’s 28 &

The New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) and Douglaston Development has closed two separate 99-year ground leases at 2856 Webster Avenue and 410 Bedford Park Boulevard.

Nine months before the election, Mayor Bill de Blasio has a huge lead against Republican challenger Paul Massey. De Blasio, who scored his highest job

The Las Vegas Convention Center was slammed Monday morning, as 36,000 attendees poured in, coming from all over the country and even worldwide to meet

Eyzenberg & Company has secured senior financing for former NBA player Josh Childress in his new company’s first foray into the U.S.

Scott Rechler is taking a nuanced approach to today’s commercial real estate market. The chairman and CEO of RXR Realty and former Port Authority vice