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By Sabina Mollot Nearly 2,000 residents of Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village who were part of the lawsuit which proved apartments were illegally deregulated

John Mellencamp He was born in a small town, he’ll probably die in a small town but, at least for the time being, it’s big city living for John Mellencamp.

28 West 44th Street By Daniel Geiger APF Properties has pumped out a collection of deals at 25 West 45th Street. The activity amounts to about 40,000 s/f

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

By Linda O’Flanagan 401 East 50th Street Developer Martin Nussbaum is preparing to polish a rough diamond he dug up on Sutton Place. The principal and

Leasing activity in Midtown and Midtown South is slowing down as office tenants continue to cross the East River to Brooklyn. According to CBRE’s second

Kamber Management Company is set to launch a $20 million capital investment program at Tower 45, the 40-story, 458,446 s/f Class-A office building at 120

By Sarah Trefethen President Barak Obama The re-election of President Barack Obama could be a very good thing for New York, according to SL Green CEO Marc

615 West 186th Street, PropertyShark By Roland Li CWCapital has acquired a residential building at 615 West 186th Street for $8.21 million in a foreclosure

Tishman Speyer today announced that it has secured $1 billion in permanent financing for Jackson Park, its new luxury residential rental community in Long

By Konrad Putzier For someone who orchestrated arguably the most talked-about condo offering of 2014, Jeff Schwartz has gotten remarkably little attention.

The website has been launched for the 6th Annual Real Estate Weekly Women’s Forum taking place June 14. One of the most anticipated industry events