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Jeffrey Shalom By Holly Dutton A $124 million portfolio of rent-stabilized apartment buildings has Brooklyn multi-family investors excited.

Flexible coworking space company Spaces is continuing its leasing spree with its latest 61,000 s/f lease at 175 Pearl Street. The Amsterdam-based company

Fast casual, fine dining, home-style, Ethiopian, Japanese, take-out, all-you-can-eat, Michelin-starred, vegetarian, barbecue, disco-themed: restaurants

Descending into McCarran International Airport, New York’s real estate delegation will be welcomed by a familiar sight as it arrives in Las Vegas for RECon

By Konrad Putzier After two years of downsizing, Cedar Realty Trust is back among the buyers. And the shopping-center REIT has big plans in Greater New York.

If it weren’t for soccer, Everard Martin might not be where he is today. Growing up in Jamaica, Martin’s footwork earned him a scholarship to one of the

In the wake of an announcement that mega e-tailer Amazon will withdraw its plans to build a sprawling new headquarters in Long Island City, Queens, neighboring

Thor Equities announced it will build a new office development on the Red Hook waterfront aimed at the burgeoning local creative and technology sectors.

Work hard, know your stuff and be confident; that was Wendy Silverstein’s advice to the crowd at the seventh-annual Real Estate Weekly Women’s Forum.

A deluge of city council bills is targeting the New York City real estate industry and some of its biggest players In the past few months, the city has

By Sabina Mollot In a historic first for the annual tenant versus landlord battle that is the Rent Guidelines Board, both sides are in agreement.

Extell Development Company announced Tuesday that the company closed on its largest construction loan to date for Central Park Tower on December 29, 2017.