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$2,200-a-month studio at 307 Atlantic in Boerum Hill By Liana Grey Not long ago, the price of one- and two-bedroom apartments in Brooklyn rose while
Brookfield Properties today unveiled the first renderings of a new-look 666 Fifth Avenue. The company has retained Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) to
Boston Properties, Rudin Development and WeWork, the co-developers of Dock 72, today joined city officials and the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development
The principals of one of the cityʼs biggest rent regulated landlords have been dismissed from a lawsuit accusing them of overcharging their tenants.
After months of haggling over how to haul millions of tons of garbage from New York’s streets, the city could vote on a new plan as early as this month.
E-commerce continues to deliver record-setting warehouse sales and leasing in northern New Jersey. Chicago-based Bridge Development Partners (BDP) has
The average sales price of a New York City home hit $1,018,000 in the second quarter of 2016, a new all-time high. The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY)
An appeals court panel upheld a ruling that gave Eastern Consolidated a commission on the sale of the former Playboy Club building at 5 East 59th Street.
Some humans create art, some create problems for other humans and some humans even create other humans. All humans create data. Work tasks become data.
Owners and operators in the nation’s biggest data center market are braced for two storms this week — the Category 4 hurricane barreling their way
After more than three decades at Anchin, Phillip Ross is about to see the impact of the biggest tax law changes in his professional career.
THONG Q. LE By Linda O’Flanagan A company that raises capital for bio-tech start-ups is expanding its own footprint in the Alexandria Center for