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U.S. net-lease investment is outpacing the broader commercial real estate market in 2019, with increasing demand from both foreign and domestic investors

Beacon Capital Partners has refinanced its share of 575 Fifth Avenue with a $309 million loan. TPG Real Estate Finance has provided the finance against

The Blackstone Group has funded a $692 million loan secured by unsold units at Extell Developmentʼs 815-unit One Manhattan Square. The company confirmed

A coalition that includes property owners said this week that the rezoning of Soho is vital to removing red tape that keeps retailers out of the neighborhood.

By Konrad Putzier MIKE HAPPEL Days after paying $500 million for a Broadway office tower, American Realty Capital said it has $1 billion more where that came from.

Early Atlantic Yards rendering Skanska USA and Forest City Ratner Companies (FCRC) today announced that B2, the first residential tower that is part of

Due to the combination of stagnant income and rising rental rates, more and more people are struggling to pay for housing. According to a report from the

The New York City Department of Buildings released its July 2019 enforcement bulletin, which provides highlights of the agency’s actions to sanction and

Bank of America — the tower’s main tenant — led the securitization. The Durst Organization and Bank of America announced the closing of a $1.

Out of roughly one million buildings in New York City, 14,500 are over six stories. Thanks to a local law enacted in 1980 after a passerby was killed by

The nationʼs opioid epidemic is contributing to a growing shortage of skilled construction workers. According to a new survey from the Associated General

Knotel, the flexible workspace provider, has completed a $400 million financing, led by Wafra, an investment arm of the Sovereign Wealth Fund of Kuwait.