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Laura Solin-Valdina a.k.a. NYCStylist address a room full of agents and brokers at a CSTalks event, organized by Corcoran Sunshine. When apartments are

While the city mulls potential ways to prevent NYCHA’s neglected housing stock from caving in on itself, the Regional Plan Association, a nonprofit organization

The Flatiron District is proving to be a safe haven from the city’s retail slowdown. Photo by Ludovic Bertron/ Flickr According to a report from the Flatiron

 Cushman & Wakefield announced today that it has acquired the brokerage division of NAI Long Island, adding 16 new commercial leasing and investment

Oleg Pavlov’s Quadrum Global has secured a second multi-millon dollar construction loan in as many days as the company embarks on its latest high-profile

By Jake Kaiser, director of sales, Goldenwood Property Advisors The last quarter of 2018 saw a flurry of activity in the Manhattan boutique office market.

The Robert Martin Company is expanding into the life sciences/health tech industry. Laurence Gottlieb has been named Managing Director, Life Sciences and

AKS Capital Partners arranged a $749 million refinancing from Brookfield for Milstein Properties to support the redevelopment of 335 Madison Avenue.

In real estate sales, as in life, there are things one chooses to do, things one must do and things one does “for the ‘gram.” The idea of “doing it for

WeWork’s Board of directors today announced that co-founder Adam Neumann has decided to step back from his role as CEO. Neumann will continue on as non-executive

By Sabina Mollot A group of tenants from around the city are hoping to intervene in a lawsuit that was filed in July aimed at stopping the rent freeze

Veteran retail broker Joe Aquino has been shown the door at Douglas Elliman in a dispute over unpaid commissions. Aquino, who has partnered with the Faith