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A just-published report from the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Greenprint Center for Building Performance suggests that progress is being made within the

By Sarah Trefethen The way money is flowing these days, corporate tenants may be asking: why rent if you can buy? With lenders less enthused by real estate

28 West 44th Street Meridian Capital Group arranged $180 million in financing for the Club Row Building in Midtown on behalf of APF Properties.

More than 300 young real estate professionals gathered for UJA-Federation of New York’s REX Premiere on  at Ascent Lounge in New York City.

Walker & Dunlop, Inc. closed a $17,663,486 loan for a premier multifamily apartment complex, The Cove at Creekwood Park, in Lenoir City, Tennessee.

Today, the New York City Department of Buildings released its July 2018 enforcement bulletin, which provides highlights of the agency’s actions to sanction

Building and Land Technology (BLT) has introduced Harbor Landing, a mixed-use waterfront development that brings together the Stamford Landing office complex

Lend Lease announced the appointment of Melissa Burch as Executive General Manager, New York, for the Americas Development business. Burch will lead and

By Frank Melia, Business Development Manager, Quontic Bank It’s hard to recall a more beleaguered financial product than the reverse mortgage.

New Jersey’s office and industrial markets showed an uptick in activity in 2012’s fourth quarter, and while it wasn’t enough to completely offset a lackluster

Charles Rutenberg LLC, has launched a professional development program, featuring its recent partnership with real estate powerhouses Esther Muller and

Guests of William and Arthur Zeckendorf and their partners, Eyal Ofer’s Global Holdings and Rafael and Ezra Nasser, dined at  Le Bilboquet to celebrate