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When asked to reflect on the 50th anniversary of his real estate firm, Time Equities’ founder and CEO Francis Greenburger is modest. “There were some tough

American Dream Mall developer Triple Five is working to secure a $2.65 billion financing package to finish the beleaguered project. The deal would make

Online shopping is driving demand for warehouse space in the northeast. According to Colliers International Mid-Year Industrial Logistics and Transportation

Investment sales activity in New York City slowed down during the first half of this year, with sales and volume posting double-digit drops.

The first module was place on the site today. Forest City Ratner Companies (FCRC), the developer of Atlantic Yards in Brooklyn, and Skanska USA, the construction

Three years after starting as a pop-up, the Museum of Ice Cream will be opening a longterm location late this fall after signing a ten-year lease for three-floor

VICKI BEEN Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development Vicki Been is asking for the real estate industry’s help to bring NYCHA housing out of its

Landlords are warning warehousing apartments could become the new normal. The news comes as the city confirmed it is investigating reports that Stuyvesant

The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) today announced the distinguished real estate professionals who will be presented with the industry’s top honors

By Maria Rocha-Buschel One of the city’s biggest landlords has backed down on a plan to warehouse apartments impacted by new rent regulations.

Real estate attorneys say building owners may charge fees for residents to have pets, but not if they’re in rent-regulated units or if it’

Dennis Riese has soured on the food trade and developed a taste for marijuana. The chairman and CEO of The Riese Organization – which at its height was