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We are joined by Robert Futterman, the Chairman and CEO Robert K. Futterman Associates, who tells us about how the conference is off to a great start and

SL Green got the go-ahead to build its 63-story One Vanderbilt office tower yesterday (Wednesday)  and pave the way for a 21st century  East Midtown makeover.

By Holly Dutton Seven years after first taking the reins of his father’s firm, Jared Kushner has built the company’s bottom line, and his own reputation

By Holly Dutton An ABS leasing team is marketing retail space in a Flatiron corridor that has outstripped Fifth Avenue as the hottest spot for foot traffic.

By Sabina Mollot Marietta Hawkes (right) the the RGB meeting With the Rent Guidelines Board set to decide on rent increases for over one million rent stabilized

Just in time for Halloween, Greater New York recorded the most Zombie foreclosures of any metro area nationwide. According to data firm RealtyTrac, 13,366

By Dan Orlando Some of the city’s biggest landlords could be dragged into a multi-million dollar cyber-hacking lawsuit filed by a now-defunct energy company.

New York’s schools and universities are expanding, and that’s good news for the real estate industry. Educational institutions are set to invest billions

By Holly Dutton The city’s first modular apartment building will open in September. New York City’s first multi-unit modular residential building

One World Trade Center By Jonathan Pappas As we mark the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy, Americans can take solace knowing that we, as a united nation

The former Heller Gallery space on 14th Street. Image courtesy PropertyShark.com There comes a time for every successful pioneer when they look around