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By Konrad Putzier As a trained engineer, construction lawyer Michael Zetlin understands the technical details he builds his cases on. MICHAEL ZETLIN This

It’s official — New York is a city of dog lovers. The mean streets are populated by 425,000 dogs in homes across the five boroughs — that means that

With the recent signing of a full-floor lease, Columbia Property Trust, has now leased all available office spaces at 315 Park Avenue South, a 20-story

A new joint venture partnership of L&L Holding Company, Normandy Real Estate Partners and an institutional investor advised by J.P. Morgan Asset Management

Many wish for the newest gadget or hottest item during the holiday season. Unfortunately, most of the presents will not be nearly as nice as those the

New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Maria Torres-Springer announced that 250 apartment buildings have been

Staten Island’s time as the forgotten borough may soon be coming to an end, and that’s just fine with at least one of its residents. “I think, personally

Acclaimed author and business consultant Holland Haiis has joined the all-star lineup of presenters at the seventh-annual Real Estate Weekly Women’s Forum.

Silverstein Properties and Moët Hennessy USA announced today that Moët Hennessy USA has signed a 15-year, 82,000 s/f lease on the 35th 

Glenwood Management is hunkering down following new revelations company executives were embroiled in the Dean and Adam Skelos scandal. Dean Skelos, the

Strong gains in private-sector payroll jobs helped New York City’s economy grow by an estimated 3.4 percent during the first quarter of 2016, significantly

New Yorkers back to buying in the Sunshine State Developments such as 1000 Ocean are back in vogue with Manhattanites looking for a second home.