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Eastern Union Funding has brokered a $25.6 million loan from Bank United for SKYC Management’s purchase of a Bronx apartment portfolio.
Cushman & Wakefield announced today that it has acquired the brokerage division of NAI Long Island, adding 16 new commercial leasing and investment
Oleg Pavlov’s Quadrum Global has secured a second multi-millon dollar construction loan in as many days as the company embarks on its latest high-profile
By Jake Kaiser, director of sales, Goldenwood Property Advisors The last quarter of 2018 saw a flurry of activity in the Manhattan boutique office market.
Lexington Realty Trust has closed on a $338.2 million deal to sell the land under three hotels in Midtown, Tribeca and the Financial District.
Rendering of the new Le Fouquet hotel The partnership behind a planned luxury hotel at 456 Greenwich Street in Tribeca has emerged from bankruptcy with
Chilewich, the New York City-based textiles/housewares company founded by Sandy Chilewich and Joe Sultan, has opened a new showroom/headquarters in the
Taconic Investment Partners and JRT Realty Group unveiled the brand new marketing center at 619 West 54th St. on Tuesday, May 5, with a festive Cinco de
Fisher Brothers, Witkoff and New Valley announced the closing of a $445 million construction loan for 111 Murray Street, a 58-story ground-up condo breaking
CrowdStreet, Inc., a technology provider with an online marketplace for direct equity investment in commercial real estate (CRE), announced that in March
The DOB has fired two elevator inspectors after an audit by Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli found the department wasn’t following its own rules.
Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group announced yesterday (Tuesday) that 30 Hudson Yards, the tallest building in Manhattan’s newest neighborhood











