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New York’s institutional sector has been on a five-year building tear. Schools, hospitals, cultural centers and houses of worship broke ground on $20 billion

By Al Barbarino The commercial mortgage-backed delinquency rate increased seven basis points to 9.58 percent in December 2011 – and there’s more to come

The Bronx and Manhattan will get a little closer after a plan to connect the two boroughs via Penn Station was approved by transit authorities last week.

Silverstein Properties is negotiating a 300,000 s/f lease with car service giant Uber for 3 World Trade Center. In a report first published by Crains New

F&T Group and SCG America announced that American cinematic powerhouse Regal – operator of the second-largest theatre circuit in the United States

The city’s Department of Small Business Services offered $1.8 million to help longstanding businesses adapt and grow in a modern economy.

Jack Resnick & Sons announced that it will be investing over $65 million in a building-wide capital improvement program for 315 Hudson Street.

Days after securing a $1.67 billion loan to finish the American Dream mall in Secaucus, Triple Five chief operating officer Paul Ghermezian said the massive

475 Fifth Avenue, PropertyShark By Daniel Geiger Barclays has hired a team from CB Richard Ellis to sell 475 Fifth Avenue, according to sources.

LAS VEGAS: Fresh off closing a $1.67 billion construction loan for the American Dream mega-mall in Secaucus, Triple Five’s Paul Ghermezian was upbeat

Maggie Regan was a waitress in Williamsburg when the opportunity to dive into the world of real estate was served to her on a plate. David Walker, one

Adam America Real Estate, The Naveh Shuster Group and The Horizon Group have announced that their luxury development at 100 Norfolk Street has sold its