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With Google’s recently announced $1 billion Manhattan expansion, the tech giants’ race for a greater New York presence is in full-swing and shaping up

By Sabina Mollot Blackstone has embarked on an “experiment” with 115 vacant apartments in Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village. The owner of the 11,000-unit

Silverstein Properties and Taconic Investment Partners, joint venture owners of 619 West 54th Street, have unveiled the first pre-built wet lab to hit

It turns out, too much of a good thing isn’t ideal, especially in residential real estate. In a luxury market that has seen a glut of apartments after

REBNY is committed to supporting greater construction safety in New York City by helping to ensure that workers are protected and properly trained.

Michael Campbell, CEO of The Carlton Group, may helm one of the most successful real estate banking firms in New York City, but he still considers himself

45 Greene Street, PropertyShark By Roland Li George Herbert Walker IV, the cousin of George W. Bush, has sold an apartment at 45 Greene Street for $8.

Three major retail developments planned for Times Square are just the tip of the iceberg in the tourist meccaʼs evolution, according to city brokers.

The nation’s two largest Coldwell Banker Commercial affiliates have merged to establish a national platform and “revitalize” the brand.

Basketball courts and Foosball tables will come and go, but demanding tenants are here to stay. And knowing what they want in terms off office space has

After New York City virtually shut down in preparation for storm Stella, the city ended up dodging the brunt of the blizzard. Schools, offices, businesses

The steam pipe explosion that blew a crater into the middle of Fifth Avenue in the Flatiron District and spewed asbestos onto nearby buildings, cars and