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SJP Properties announced that investment adviser Kepos Capital LP has signed a lease to relocate its headquarters to 11 Times Square. The 1.
Sarah Mikhitarian By Sarah Mikhitarian Since the housing bubble, older Americans have been more likely to hold onto — or purchase — homes relative to younger
●GFI REALTY SERVICE Israeli investors sell Harlem portfolio for $34M Midtown-based investment and management firm Rhodium Capital Advisors has paid $34.
Industrial REIT Duke Realty has completed its $2.8 billion sale of 72 medical office buildings to Healthcare Trust of America as it ramps up its bulk-space strategy.
Building contractor Richard Marini has been jailed for faking construction safety inspections and New York City work sites. Photo by Stephen Rush/ Flickr
Related announced that hospitality group rhubarb and chef Dan Doherty will partner to open the group’s first international restaurant at Hudson Yards.
ABS Partners Real Estate announced that Speyside Equity has signed a lease for the entire 2,650 s/f penthouse at 145 East 57th Street. The 12-story, 64,000
By Sabina Mollot Housing expert Sherwin Belkin has criticized new legislation that cracks down on landlord scofflaws as a misguided move that paints
Treetop Development $140M Queens portfolio for middle income renters Treetop Development announced the $138.8 million acquisition of an eight-building
The Courtyard by Marriott Hudson Yards An affiliate of Mack Real Estate Credit Strategies (MRECS) provided a $199 million loan to refinance the Courtyard
By Sabina Mollot Brooklyn’s downtown area will be getting a $10 million boost through a state award program announced by Governor Andrew Cuomo last week.
A Brooklyn man was given a prison sentence of 9 to 18 years after stealing three Brooklyn properties with fake deeds. Carl Smith, a 50-year old resident











