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By Sarah Trefethen DEREK TRULSON Last week’s announcement that the Seattle-based department store Nordstrom will open a flagship store between Broadway

By Carter Horsley If wood-burning fireplaces at the ne plus ultra of apartment living, screening rooms come in a close second even if they are usually

Later this year, when the last of New York REIT’s assets is sold off, Wendy Silverstein will be out a job — and she’s okay with that. After a three-decade

By Sabina Mollot BARRY BLATTMAN TAKES QUESTIONS DURING A STUY TOWN MEETING Brookfield bosses set out this week to allay concerns of the nearly 30,000 Stuyvesant

Invesco Real Estate paid $112 million — nearly $25,000 psf — for a 4,500 s/f retail condo at 139 Spring Street in Soho. Majestic Acquisitions, LLC, a privately-owned

The annual Ingenious Dealmakers awards last week showcased a slew of real estate deals that will have a lasting impact on the city’s healthcare and tech sectors.

By REBNY President John Banks REBNY recently analyzed publicly available data from the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development

200 Public Square By Al Barbarino Harbor Group International received a $127 million loan from J.P. Morgan Chase for a Class A office building located

  100-104 Fifth Avenue Real estate investment manager Clarion Partners, LLC just announced the acquisition of 100-104 Fifth Avenue for $230 million.

Jay Kislak Jay I. Kislak, who is acclaimed for his leadership in business, art and cultural realms, turns 90 this year and is marking the milestone with

By Sarah Trefethen 425 rendering by Foster + Partners. A proposal to rezone Midtown East and allow new high-rise office construction is winding its way

It’s been 30 years at the helm of the New York-based boutique brokerage, Fox Residential, and according to founder, Barbara Fox, one thing that never changes