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By Steve Spinola The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has been using its Midtown bus terminal for the past 65 years, and recently announced that

By Dan Orlando DTZ is emerging as a front-runner in a bid to buy Cushman & Wakefield and claim the title of second largest commercial real estate firm in the world.

Eastern Union Funding has secured a $14.8 million non-recourse construction loan for Opal Holdings’ new, ground up, mixed-use development planned for 207

Joanie Schumacher By Sarah Trefethen Joanie Schumacher and her husband moved to New York from San Francisco 20 years ago to pursue their acting careers.

SL Green announced that global investment firm The Carlyle Group has expanded its 15-year lease at One Vanderbilt to occupy an additional 32,592 s/f across

Jill Preschel By Holly Dutton Alchemy Properties sales and marketing manager, Jill Preschel, has seen her career follow a similar arc to that of her employer.

New York Kids Club, the popular children’s enrichment center offering classes, day camps and events, has signed a long-term lease at 1827 First Avenue,.

Avison Young announced that United Cerebral Palsy of New York City (UCP of NYC) has completed the sale of its former program center at 122 East 23rd Street

Con Edison has been named winner of the 2015 ReliabilityOne Award for Outstanding System-Wide Reliability for the eighth year in a row. Celebrating its

Within six weeks of launching a new $170 million first-position real estate lending vehicle, a joint venture between Spruce Capital Partners and Tall Pines

By Al Barbarino Danny Cohen For 22 years Danny Cohen worked as a commodities trader on New York City’s trading floors – from the World Trade Center to