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A high-end pet nutrition store, complete with chef’s counter for tasting new dog food, is coming to the West Village. ABS Partners just signed Toronto-based

Cronheim Mortgage has arranged $34.4 million in financing for Buildings 1-5 at Canal Crossing at Whitneyville West, a seven-building, 393-unit multifamily

The Brevoort, a mid-century Lower Fifth Avenue co-op is following a growing trend among large residential buildings to reduce their carbon footprint.

● Besen & Associates Last chance on Village opportunity Besen and Associates, as exclusive agent for ownership, is offering for sale 133 &

Laura Solin-Valdina a.k.a. NYCStylist address a room full of agents and brokers at a CSTalks event, organized by Corcoran Sunshine. When apartments are

While the city mulls potential ways to prevent NYCHA’s neglected housing stock from caving in on itself, the Regional Plan Association, a nonprofit organization

Savills has completed a 10-year, 34,000-s/f lease renewal for New York-based television production company Left/Right at 39 West 19th Street in Chelsea.

David Lebenstein and Carri Lyon, co-heads of Cushman & Wakefield’s Not-For-Profit Specialty Practice Group, and Jodi Pulice of JRT Realty Group, Inc.

The Flatiron District is proving to be a safe haven from the city’s retail slowdown. Photo by Ludovic Bertron/ Flickr According to a report from the Flatiron

New York City skyscrapers the Empire State Building, One World Trade Center, One Bryant Part, 4 Times Square and the Helmsley Building were lit in red

CanAm Enterprises has closed an additional $30 million of EB-5 capital for the ongoing construction of the One Willoughby Square office tower in Downtown Brooklyn.

Albany’s Arbor Hill neighborhood, one of the oldest in the capital, has long been a symbol of urban decay. Outdated public housing buildings, vacant warehouses