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By Dan Orlando Many New Yorkers may find the need for updating libraries to be far from pressing. In a world where information is a mobile device away

By Konrad Putzier Harry Macklowe and his partners at CIM Group, topped out the tallest apartment building in the western hemisphere yesterday (Tuesday)

New York City collected $20.4 billion in taxes from the real estate industry in 2016, enough to pay the salaries of all teachers, police officers, firefighters

Yigal Azrouel's Meatpacking District boutique Fashion designer Yigal Azrouël is bringing his eponymous women’s wear brand to Madison Avenue.

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

PAUL SCHULMAN Brookfield Office Properties, the office division of Brookfield Property Partners, yesterday (Thursday) announced that company veteran Paul L.

SL Green has secured a $450 million loan for 485 Lexington Avenue in Midtown. Photo via SL Green’s website According to Commercial Mortgage Alert

The Real Estate Board of New York has struck a deal with the city’s top residential brokerages to establish a syndicated feed of residential listings.

Taconic Investment Partners and Nuveen Real Estate have partnered on the acquisition of two of the former ABC Television Studio portfolio buildings on

Rubenstein Partners and Monarch Alternative Capital have formed a joint venture that has purchased the Lindbergh Center, a one million s/f mixed-use property

Savanna, a New York-based real estate private equity and asset management firm, has acquired 461 West 14th Street, a newly built, 24,682s/fcorner retail

Photo by Holly Dutton Forget about Williamsburg, that is so passé. The place to be along the L train is now Bushwick, where rental prices have skyrocketed