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From an early age, Klara Madlin Real Estate’s co-owner and partner, Ann Ferguson, has learned how to adapt to different environments. Ferguson was born

Boston Properties will close the 601 Lexington Avenue Atrium until 2018. The property, a six-story office and retail building at the base of the 59-story

Adding value to tenants, be they residential or commercial, is key in today’s competitive world of high-end development in the New York City area.

It was December 5, 2003, and negotiations were stalled. Hoping to coax his rent-controlled tenants into buyouts, Andrew Farkas brought an independent housing

Courtesy of Related Cos. By Roslyn Lo Many famed pop culture references take place in Times Square, from the New Year’s Eve ball drop, Broadway musicals

Construction employment increased in 211 metro areas between November 2015 and November 2016, the lowest number of metro areas to add jobs in four years

David and Jane Walentas have donated a state-of-the-art flood protection system called AquaFence that will protect Jane’s Carousel from future storms.  

Getting to the Brooklyn Navy Yard – which is home to 7,000 jobs today and a projected 16,000 jobs by 2020 – will soon become much easier with the addition

The city’s biggest landlord organization is looking to build a winning streak in the courts as it sues the Rent Guidelines Board over its decision to enact a rent freeze.

Spinning phenom Peloton  announced today that it will build a 35,000 s/f, state-of-the-art flagship location, called “Peloton Studios,” at Brookfield’s

The collaboration between government and the private sector has taken a more social turn. Public private partnerships, once forged mainly for infrastructure

As New York City embraces massive mixed-use developments such as Hudson Yards, Essex Crossing, and Hunter’s Point South, one division of the real estate