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Growing up, Louis Baugier was influenced by his father’s business, which was not real estate, per se, though it was certainly in dirt. Hs dad, Patrick
Clarion Partners, an investment adviser that owns 100-104 Fifth Avenue on behalf of a commingled fund, along with The Kaufman Organization, the exclusive
Douglas Elliman announced that Michael Lorber and Alexander Boriskin have co-founded The Michael Lorber Team. The two brokers have over $1 billion in closed
A New York-based investment firm purchased 10 Rutgers Street for $59 million in an off-market transaction. Arbor Management Acquisition Company, also known
Housing development in Long Island City exploded last year, according to the Long Island City Partnership, an economic development organization for the area.
With the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 in December, some real estate experts are predicting that the major cut to corporate taxes along
Israeli-giant Bank Hapoalim USA has funded a $30 million construction loan to BLDG Management for the development of a luxury East Village rental building.
SL Green is selling the fee interest of 635 Madison Avenue for $151 million and will be buying the leasehold interest of 2 Herald Square.
MQS Management, a Manhattan-based quantitative global macro manager, will soon relocate to the Rudin Family’s 41 Madison Avenue, a location in one of the
James Nelson of Cushman & Wakefield sat down with Eben Ellertson of L+M Development Partners, Adam Parkoff of The Parkoff Organization, and Nicholas
Denihan Hospitality welcomed four certified New York City Department of Education’s Career and Technical Education instructors this summer for a two-week
As the industry has moved away from the traditional cubicle-style office in favor of the new-age and amenity-laden workspaces, Elisabeth Post-Marner is











