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Fisher Brothers announced today that it has finalized an agreement with General Atlantic Service Company to expand the firm’s footprint to 93,542 s/f at

America gives New York’s waterfront apartment developers a patriotic pedestal to showcase their works tonight. When the annual 4th July celebration

By Marc Newman, associate managing partner, Anchin, Block & Anchin LLP Sometimes, taking the next step to a larger project seems like climbing a mountain.

Howard Rubin By Howard M. Rubin and Scott Simon Our brokerage clients are familiar with our mantra to paper every transaction with an email trail.

Recruitment software firm JobDiva is expanding at Equity Office’s 44 Wall Street in the Financial District. Photo via Winick The company, which has been

By Dan Orlando A year after Bill de Blasio won the mayoral election with a promise of reducing inequality, New York City is caught in a heated debate over

Equity Office announced that Joan Creative has signed a new 11,734 s/f lease at 44 Wall Street, its 24-story Financial District tower. A trailblazer in

Here’s the scoop: Brooklyn’s favorite craft creamery will set up shop on the Upper East Side this summer. Van Leeuwen Artisan Ice Cream signed

Stuart Saft By Orlando Lee Rodriguez The New York City Council began hearing testimony on Tuesday from industry experts regarding proposed bill ‘Intro188’

Time Inc. has signed a long-term lease at Industry City in Brooklyn, New York. Industry City More than 300 employees in the company’s Technology, Content

KRE Group and National Real Estate Advisors announced that they have closed on $210 million in permanent financing for the first completed tower at Journal

A group of national housing organizations are lining up in a show of support for the lawsuit by the Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP), the Rent