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By Sarah Trefethen Greg Williamson For New York City native Gregory Williamson, senior vice president at Prudential Douglas Elliman, knowing the lay of

Herald Center Herald Center, the 10-story, 250,000 s/f retail and office property at the southwest corner of 34th Street and Broadway, is to be redeveloped

Eric Goldberg By Orlando Lee Rodriguez A neighborhood eyesore in Brooklyn now has new life, after attorneys for new investors beat back an 11th-hour bankruptcy

By Al Barbarino The leader of a breakaway construction union said this week he wants to “set the record straight” before a group of dock builders vote

Spector Group announced that construction is underway on a new $350 million medical campus at 1500 Waters Place in the Bronx. Working on behalf of the

Feeling cramped in a New York City apartment? You may want to cross the Hudson River and relocate to Jersey City. Jersey City, which is a hop and skip

By Sarah Trefethen Offers are piling up for the landmark office tower Already held up in court by resistant shareholders, the latest hurdle to the Empire

By Holly Dutton As the holiday season cranks up, New York’s apartment sales market traditionally winds down. The good news for brokers is that those who

THE PLEX HAS BEEN DEVELOPED BY NOSTRAND GROUP By Sabrina Bachai After renting their last Brooklyn project in just one day, the developers of the new Crown

A view of the Empire State Building from Queens Boulevard in Sunnyside. By Holly Dutton Move over Astoria, the burgeoning Queens neighborhood of Sunnyside

By Dan Orlando 421a’s nearly five-decade run in New York City is being threatened as the measure is set to sunset next summer. The uncertainty surrounding

PARK UNION American Development Group, LLC (ADG) has announced that Mozarts and Einsteins, a pre-school of integrated arts and academics, has signed a