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Building contractor Richard Marini has been jailed for faking construction safety inspections and New York City work sites. Photo by Stephen Rush/ Flickr

The Courtyard by Marriott Hudson Yards An affiliate of Mack Real Estate Credit Strategies (MRECS) provided a $199 million loan to refinance the Courtyard

Youngwoo & Associates (YWA), together with its partner Beijing Construction and Engineering Group International (BCEGI), has broken ground for The

The number of $100 per square feet or higher deals dropped in 2017, but the overall volume of luxury office space leased in Manhattan last year increased

Last night’s BOMA/NY Oscar-style Pinnacle awards ceremony lived up to its theme as a night of firsts, inaugurating the Grand Pinnacle award for the highest

The Manhattan office leasing market is back on track with a strong second quarter after a slow start to 2018. In its second quarter report on the city

ByDan Orlando The Morrisania Multifamily Portfolio, a 17-building, 676-unit package in the Bronx, has changed hands for $85.5 million, Ariel Property Advisors has announced.

By Maria Rocha-Buschel The City Council has voted to approve an agreement that will protect long-time Waterside Plaza tenants against substantial rent

President Donald Trump announced last week that he would begin to dismantle financial regulations that were put into law after the economic collapse of

Growing up, Louis Baugier was influenced by his father’s business, which was not real estate, per se, though it was certainly in dirt. Hs dad, Patrick

Housing development in Long Island City exploded last year, according to the Long Island City Partnership, an economic development organization for the area.

With the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 in December, some real estate experts are predicting that the major cut to corporate taxes along