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Eastern Union Funding announced the following transactions: • A $700,000 first lien mortgage for the refinance of a 2-unit multifamily property
The typical sale price for a Trump-branded condo dropped 16 percent while comparable condos sold for 10.5 less after the election, a Redfin study found.
The 80th Street Residence JLL Capital Markets experts have arranged a $47.5 million loan to refinance The 80th Street Residence, an assisted living facility
Rendering of 685 Fifth Avenue A joint venture led by SHVO along with partners Deutsche Finance and Bilgili Group has secured a $120 million construction
CAPITOL APARTMENTS Greystone has provided a $68,500,000 Fannie Mae Delegated Underwriting and Servicing (DUS) loan to refinance a Section 8 seniors housing
New York Life Real Estate Investors announced the financing of 845 Third Avenue, a 370,000 s/f office building in the Plaza District. The fixed-rate loan
95 Columbus in Jersey City Columbia Property Trust has renewed its lease with Pershing LLC, a subsidiary of The Bank of New York Mellon, for 400,000 s/f
Greenland Forest City Partners and The Brodsky Organization today announced they have closed on $460 million of construction financing for 18 Sixth Avenue
Former Real housewife of New York Kelly Bensimon, who recently joined Douglas Elliman, has landed her first big exclusive at Extell’s One Manhattan Square.
Rent-regulated buildings in NYC aren’t built with seniors’ safety or comfort in mind, despite the fact that countless older adults rely on them for shelter.
It would take a person earning a median income 116 years to pay for a 20 percent down payment on a home in Brooklyn Heights, making the neighborhood almost
Department of Buildings (DOB) inspectors have begun proactive sweeps of over 6,000 construction sites to educate workers about construction site safety.











