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Real estate dynasties are ingrained in the fabric of real estate in New York City, from commercial to residential. Sons and fathers, mothers and daughters

Germany’s top soccer league has scored prime office space in Midtown South. Bundesliga International, the marketing arm for the premier league in the Deutsche

360 Lexington Avenue By Sabina Mollot Savanna has closed on a $180 million purchase of 360 Lexington Avenue, a, 24-story office tower in East Midtown

By Sarah Trefethen Fifth Avenue is a name known to shoppers around the world, but the avenue is longer than the 11-block stretch between 49th and 60th

The New York City Department of Buildings released its October 2019 enforcement bulletin, which provides highlights of the agency’s actions to sanction

Landlords could start charging per person instead of per foot if co-working advocates have their way. As the industry’s office space continues to evolve

Sam Zell says he loves women, but don’t get him started on #MeToo. Asked for his thoughts on workforce diversity and women speaking out against office

Two construction company executives allegedly stole millions of dollars in public works contracts by stealing the identity of two minority-owned businesses

World renowned chef Thomas Keller and famed restaurateur and developer Kenneth A. Himmel will curate the dining collection at The Shops &

Scott Rechler has cooked up a deal with restaurant revolutionaries, Kitchen United. Months after partnering with Airbnb to create hotel space in some of

It’s official. Having a homeless shelter near a residential property can reduce the sale price of those properties by 7.1 percent, a study by the city’s

The city this week launched a campaign to warn the public about the dangers of illegal apartments after uncovering a host of housing horrors on the Lower East Side.