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The mark of a thriving and vibrant city is constant ingenuity and improvement. That is, after all, the engine underneath all new development.

Harbor Point By Al Barbarino   The Connecticut Laborers’ District Council has launched an “organizing campaign action” against the developer

By Andrew Dansker senior director, Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation Rising Federal Funds Target Rates have deceived real estate investors;

Indicative of the recent trend of international fashion retailers opening shops in prime Connecticut neighborhoods, CBRE’s Nina Becker arranged two new

Hunt Mortgage Group has officially changed its name to Hunt Real Estate Capital. “We changed our name to better reflect the full extent of products and

Compass agents Nick Gavin and Josh Doyle have sold the West Village townhouse belonging to restaurateur Keith McNally for $10.3 million.

New York City brokers’ confidence in the residential and commercial real estate markets took a slight dip in the second quarter of 2015, according to the

Bahrain-based asset manager Investcorp has bought two New York REIT office buildings as the company continues to liquidate its assets. Investcorpʼs U.

Red Hook has seen its fair share of industrial structures during the past century but nothing quite like the 370,000 s/f warehouse slated for construction

Generally speaking, smart tax policies at the city level seek to ensure fairness while properly balancing the needs of individuals, tenants, and property

Brooklyn’s largest mixed-use development City Point, unveiled a re-branded website at the Las Vegas retail convention. Showcasing the project’s new ‘BKLYN

SL Green Realty Corp., New York City’s largest office landlord, announced that it has sold a 40 percent interest in Eleven Madison Avenue, to PGIM Real