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Capital United, Greystone, and NES Financial have joined forces to develop an EB-5 Redeployment Program to address risk due to mounting backlog issues

By Sabina Mollot On Halloween, dozens of tenants holding spooky signs rallied at City Hall to bash landlords as vampires if they engage in predatory equity.

Winick Realty Group announced that three anchor tenants have opted to extend their leases at Columbus Square, in transactions totaling over 100,000 s/f.

JEMB Realty Corporation announced the closing of a four-year, $235 million construction loan, one of the largest in Brooklyn to date, for One Willoughby

AGENTS A stabilized portfolio of 110 buildings encompassing 250 apartment units in one of the United States’ strongest rental markets is being offered

Fisher Brothers announced today that it has signed a new lease with the Permanent Mission of Japan to the United Nations at 605 Third Avenue, its modernized 1.

JLL has been tapped to sublease 350,000 s/f of Condé Nast office space at One World Trade Center space, the publisher confirmed yesterday.

RXR Realty announced that Ameriprise Financial has extended its lease and increased its space at RXR’s 530 Fifth Avenue. Ameriprise, a tenant since 2007

Melissa Roman Burch By Sarah Trefethen Melissa Román Burch, the EVP in charge of residential and commercial development at Forest City Ratner, has no problem

New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Vicki Been issued a reminder to property owners and managing agents

Urban Arts Partnership (UAP), NYC’s largest and fastest growing arts education organization, has signed a new, 11,502 s/f lease for the entire 5th floor

New York’s real estate industry was one of the big winners in the recent federal tax overhaul, but housing advocates worry it will have a chilling effect