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By Linda O’Flanagan Representatives from the Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations (RAB) and Local 32BJ Service Employees International Union

Seth Pinsky at the NYBC Breakfast Forum April 16 By Sarah Trefethen From the Rockaways to South Street to Staten Island, a question mark hangs over the

Brookfield Property Partners and The Swig Company have signed a long-term net lease at 1100 Avenue of the Americas. The site, which is owned by the Nickerson

DNB, Norway’s largest financial services group, today announced it will move its North American corporate headquarters to 30 Hudson Yards in Manhattan’s

City officials and advocacy groups in are expressing concern following reports that landlords are threatening tenants with immigration. Emboldened by a

Mayor de Blasio touted infrastructure projects while asking for support for design-build projects from a room full of members of the real estate industry

In a city where the crime rate has plummeted and neighborhoods overall have become safer, building owners and developers still aren’t taking any chances

By Konrad Putzier Greystone Property Development’s strategy resembles that of a truffle pig: It makes a living by searching where others don’t even bother to look.

By Al Barbarino   A group of 700 city dock workers voted today to stick with the New York City District Council of Carpenters instead of joining Amalgamated

Vornado CEO Steven Roth has ruled out converting Hotel Pennsylvania into a supertall office tower, instead floating the possibility that the hotel may

By Sarah Trefethen Vornado is re-working the Marriot Times Square retail As New York City continues to grow in population and attract shopping-happy tourists

By Holly Dutton Despite a sluggish April, the future looks bright for the downtown office market. Lower Manhattan is on fire — and real estate leaders