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BOB FRIEDLAND Robert (Bob) Friedland, founder and chairman of NAI Friedland, today announced the merger of NAI Friedland, a real estate sales, leasing

Acting Buildings Commissioner Thomas Fariello announced a 62.5 percent decrease in fatal construction-related accidents in New York City in 2013 when compared

By Carter Horsley 1. 100 Eleventh Avenue Jean Nouvel is giving Frank O. Gehry and Herzog & deMeuron a run for the money for the design of the city’s

By Konrad Putzier There have been worse times to be a zoning lawyer in New York City. A flurry of construction projects — from the Hudson Yards to 1 Vanderbilt

By Linda O’Flanagan The transformation of Jersey City’s Journal Square took another step forward today (Wednesday) when HAP Investments LLC

22 River Terrace Cushman & Wakefield has been appointed to sell 22 River Terrace, a luxury residential building at the convergence of Battery Park

Property management firm R.E.M. Residential recently celebrated its new headquarters opening at 36 W. 37th Street with more than 200 friends, family members

By Carter Horsley Many penthouses have terraces, but non-penthouse terraces compete well with the more expensive aeries, because their apartments usually

Rendering of the new Park Haven property. Ground has been broken for Park Haven, a 178-unit affordable housing development at 345 St. Ann’s Avenue in Mott Haven.

Marx Realty (MNPP) announced that content targeting company ZEFR signed a 15,000 s/f 10-year lease on the 13th floor at 10 Grand Central, relocating from

The International Council of Shopping Centers expects a final count of around 10,000 retail players who registered for this year’s New York Deal