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By Konrad Putzier Many New York brokers made it into real estate by chance or changing personal fortunes. For Karina Sagiev, it took nothing less than

Brookfield Place By Linda O’Flanagan Brookfield Office Properties Inc. this week closed on $1 billion in financing on two of the four office towers

Crowdfunding’s seemingly inevitable advance into the real estate industry faces a rather mundane obstacle: lack of technological expertise.

New York’s reign as a safe haven for investment capital is a large part of what keeps domestic and foreign heavy hitters pouring money into properties in the area.

It would be normal to think that people with millions of dollars at their disposal would retain the best lawyers to help plan their estate.

Development and investment firm DHA Capital LLC announced the acquisition of 50 Clinton Street – a planned 38,000-square-foot, seven-story luxury residential

By Sabina Mollot and Heather Holland Over 30,000 people live in Stuy Town Tenants from the sprawling East Side middle-income housing complex, Stuyvesant

Dennis Russo By Holly Dutton Like most seasoned commercial real estate attorneys in New York City, Dennis Russo has papered mountains of deals on behalf of clients.

By Dan Orlando The announcement that 112 parishes within the realm of the Archdiocese of New York will merge means that over 30 physical churches in the

A global industrial revolution is underway as a shift in consumption habits drives unprecedented demand for distribution space. Speakers at last week’s

Meridian Capital Group has negotiated $120 million in financing for the purchase of 30 Park Avenue. The five-year loan, provided by Ladder Capital, features

Jessica Lappin, the president of the Alliance for Downtown New York, has a historical view of the neighborhood she serves. The 42-year old Lappin, whose