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By Holly Dutton The booming area of northern Manhattan is adding another gem to its roster of new apartments with L+M Development’s luxury condo building, The Adeline.
By Dan Orlando New York City, especially Manhattan, is certainly an ideal spot to start a life. Successfully launch a career here and it’s doubtful that
By Holly Dutton Jones Lang LaSalle released its July 2014 Tech Monthly report, and though tech leasing activity fell in June as compared to May, more leases
By Holly Dutton A real estate firm that has dominated the Northeast is setting its sights on the Big Apple, with founder William Raveis at the helm.
By Dan Orlando Real Estate was not in Matthew Fotis’s plans when he graduated from Penn State University in 2002. Though he’s now one of Marcus &
Debt & Equity
By Dan Orlando The value of Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village, the 11,000-unit East Side housing development, has gone up. ST-PCV value has gone up.
By Holly Dutton Massey Knakal painted a sunny picture of second quarter investment sales activity in Manhattan as deal volume soared to pre-recession levels.
By Dan Orlando Supermarket billionaire and former mayoral candidate John Catsimatidis is cashing in on the buoyant Northern Manhattan sales market.
By Dan Orlando 508 West 24th Street Rain began to creep down the walls of banded windows as Cary Tamarkin held court in one of 508 West 24th’s penthouses.
By Dan Orlando “We are very much in the information business and the idea business. We feel that to generate information and to collaborate information
By Sabina Mollot Marietta Hawkes (right) the the RGB meeting With the Rent Guidelines Board set to decide on rent increases for over one million rent stabilized
Governor Andrew Cuomo looks set to approve the biggest package of rent reforms ever introduced in New York. And if he does, thousands of local owners will










