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By James Hagedorn In the largest personal injury settlement for a construction accident in New York City’s history, a court has award $36 million to a

95 Columbus in Jersey City Columbia Property Trust has renewed its lease with Pershing LLC, a subsidiary of The Bank of New York Mellon, for 400,000 s/f

Greenland Forest City Partners and The Brodsky Organization today announced they have closed on $460 million of construction financing for 18 Sixth Avenue

It would take a person earning a median income 116 years to pay for a 20 percent down payment on a home in Brooklyn Heights, making the neighborhood almost

The Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations (RAB) has reached a tentative labor agreement with 32BJ, the union representing commercial building service

John Catsimatidis, owner of the Red Apple Group, which operates the Gristedes chain of supermarkets, has been quietly growing his empire.

Research released by Cushman & Wakefield has dubbed 2019 the “year of the pop-up,” as scores of digitally native brands broke into bricks-and-mortar

Sam Chang and his McSam Hotel Group, which owns the Radisson Hotel New York Wall Street, is being investigated by the State Department of Labor following

Education technology company Chegg has signed a deal that will bring 31 Penn Plaza to nearly full occupancy. Vanbarton Group announced that the California-based

Two Trees Management has unveiled plans for River Street, a mixed-use development anchored by a waterfront park in North Brooklyn. Designed by Bjarke Ingels

Seniors living with a charity founded by real estate icon Leonard Stern are facing a Christmas nightmare after being told their home was closing.

With the buzzword “experiential” still very much the undeniable trend in retail, planners at two major shopping hubs are advising others that the best