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With the one-two punch provided by the strong dollar and the volatility in financial markets, the United States’ appeal to foreign homebuyers was expected to wane.

An injured ankle is what led commercial real estate attorney Sonia Bain, a partner at the firm Bryan Cave, to the field of law. The daughter of two doctors

A strong economy and low unemployment fueled Manhattan office leasing last year, which had its best year since 2014, as average asking rents hit their

The Moinian Group has come full circle on 3 Columbus Circle, having closed on a $595 million CMBS loan from J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank to refinance

Two weeks after the expiration of the 421-a tax program, the effects of its demise are starting to be felt, and developers claim that it has put the squeeze

Rent regulated apartment owners are planning to school lawmakers on the issues they face trying to keep their books in the black as the city faces a fresh

By Sabina Mollot A tenant advocacy group that’s been systematically investigating landlords who’ve been accused of overcharging renters and deregulating

Delancey Street Associates (DSA) has closed on financing for the construction of 202 Broome Street in the Essex Crossing development. The 14-story mixed

BILL DICKEY The Dermot Company has completed a planned two-year transition and William P. Dickey has retired as founder and CEO after nearly 25 years with the company.

NYC Health + Hospitals signed a more than 500,000 s/f lease at 50 Water Street. The agency that operates the city’s public hospitals and clinics will use

The Chetrit Group has tapped RKF to bring 25,000 s/f of retail space at the former Sony Building at 550 Madison to market. Sony will relocate from its U.

Millennial homebuyers, most of whom entered adulthood as the housing market collapsed due to misconduct from lenders, continue to face a variety of obstacles