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Tin Pan Alley, the Manhattan street where iconic songs like Take Me Out to the Ball Game and God Bless America were first published, has been given historic status.

Council member Rafael Espinal The City Council has passed legislation that would force developers to use bird-friendly glass in new properties.

L.H. Charney Associates is set to welcome Yard House to 10 Times Square. This first New York City restaurant will feature new American cuisine with a globally

Olympic ski champion Lindsey Vonn was on hand to celebrate the opening of Big Snow at the American Dream complex in Rutherford . North America’s first

250 Church Street, a 16-story, 237,000-s/f office building located in Manhattan’s trendy TriBeCa neighborhood has been sold for $205.

Mitsui Fudosan America (MFA), the U.S. operations of Japan’s largest real estate company, announced that Akerman LLP has signed a 100,000 s/f lease at

By Konrad Putzier A new gadget could help developers turn project opponents into supporters. Called OWLS, the 300-pound, metal-covered machines look much

The Center for an Urban Future today published a  new study that reveals a dramatic surge in women entrepreneurs in New York City. It shows that the number

The real estate industry rounded on Mayor Bill de Blasio after a State of the City speech that included plans for a new mansion tax and legal aid for tenants

It’s not hard to spot one of my family parties. If you’re ever in New Jersey and see a driveway gridlocked with vehicles all stamped with Fullerton Ford

By Holly Dutton Chinese investors may have spent billions in past year in the U.S. real estate market, but when it comes to America retail, there’s a learning curve.

Co-working giant WeWork has made headlines for its ambitious growth plan. Last year, co-founder Adam Neumann told the crowd at a real estate panel that