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The City Council has voted to change the fabric of the Garment District with a major rezoning plan. The council approved a rezoning that it said will better

A newly opened building at the sprawling mixed-use development, Halletts Point, is helping to transform Astoria from a residential outpost to a magnetic

Workville, a new co-working firm backed by real estate investors Charles Aini and Eli Chetrit, is expanding at 1412 Broadway near Times Square.

President Trump unveiled his administration’s $200 billion infrastructure plan this week to a lukewarm reception from the real estate industry and elected

L&L Holding Company Chairman and CEO David W. Levinson and President and Chief Investment Officer Robert Lapidus were joined by Pritzker Prize-winning

Cable and internet provider Altice USA’s office shuffling in Nassau County headquarters continues to drive up Class A office subleasing availability in Long Island.

The Port Authority is considering a trio of options to rebuild its 42nd Street bus terminal. One plan calls for rebuilding the 70-year-old terminal on site;

Calling them the WeWork of the food industry, celebrity chef Todd English warned food halls are not a magic elixir for struggling retail owners.

The newly-elected City Council speaker Corey Johnson won’t be shying away from real estate issues. Johnson, 35, was elected in an overwhelming majority

By Sabina Mollot Blackstone’s $5.3 billion purchase of the sprawling Stuy Town apartment complex also bought the firm a jumbo 700,000 s/f of air

A seven-story mixed-use building with 200 apartments and ground-floor commercial space is coming to Long Island City’s Dutch Kills neighborhood.

SL Green Realty Corp. announced that it has entered into a contract to purchase a majority and controlling interest in 460 West 34th Street, in Manhattan.