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What do Generation X workers want? According to a new report, their preferences are an amalgam of the desires of baby boomers and millennials.

The city has approved a land-use proposal to build a 279-unit affordable housing development on a city-owned parking garage site in Manhattan Valley The

The New York City Department of Buildings released its August 2019 enforcement bulletin, which provides highlights of the agency’s actions to sanction

Prices have fallen across all unit types except for co-ops. The housing reports are in, and the challenging market in Brooklyn has continued along a trend

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has leased 800,000 s/f for its new HQ at The Spiral, Tishman Speyer’s forthcoming Hudson Yards skyscraper. Tishman Speyer president

Out of 300 licensed sales agents and staff members at Town, about 18 are part of family teams By Liana Grey When Lee Schweninger was in elementary school

The Discovery entertainment company has signed a 360,000 s/f deal with TF Cornerstone at 230 Park Avenue. The real life media behemoth will consolidate

Midtown Equities and Empire Stores have refinanced their Empire Stores development in Brooklyn with a $280 Million loan from AIG. JLL’s Capital Markets

Comparing the current NYCHA controversy to the Flint water crisis, a group of state politicians has said private developers should be brought in to fix

By Konrad Putzier Over his 30-year career, Kevin Swill says he has gone “full circle” on all sides of a real estate financing deal. As a young bank executive

New York’s plumbers and mechanics have hauled the city into court for giving development giant Forest City Ratner a free pass on modular safety.

New York Auto Show visitors can see Hyundai’s newest small SUV this week at the Javits Center. It has LED headlights, 17-inch alloy wheels and it runs