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Ornithologists estimate that 330 million to one billion birds die annually in the United States due to glass collisions, fatalities that can be prevented
A judge has ruled against a plan by the city to hike water rates and give homeowners a $183 bill credit. Photo by Shaylor/ Flickr Saying the proposed rebate
Donald Trump, with his warnings of a “big, fat, ugly bubble,” has sold himself as the messiah of the American economy. Photo by Rafael Matsunaga/ Flickr
SOHIN SHAH & WILLIAM SKELLEY It seems fitting that iFunding, a startup that crowdfunds real estate investments, is turning to crowdfunding to fund
By Sarah Trefethen EMPIRE STATE BUILDING Malkin Holdings wants to go ahead with the IPO of a portfolio of New York buildings that includes the Empire State
Lexington Realty Trust is accelerating its push towards industrial properties with a recapitalized a portion of its suburban office assets into a joint venture.
By Dan Orlando The National Retail Federation reports that the annual shopping surge between Thanksgiving and the weekend that follows lacked a bit of
Rendering if RiverParc in New Jersey Mack-Cali Realty Corporation today announced its Roseland subsidiary has begun construction on two multi-family
New York’s Buildings Department has finalized training requirements put in place by last year’s safety legislation. Construction workers on most major
By Linda O’Flanagan Two of New York’s most influential women’s groups have announced they will merge to form one single, stronger group.
By Holly Dutton Iconic bookstore Rizzoli has a new home. The famed book seller that first opened 50 years ago will re-open in NoMad, just off Madison Square Park.
New York REIT, Inc., a publicly traded real estate investment trust has entered into a purchase and sale agreement to acquire Twitter’s headquarters











