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The Durst Organization last week topped out Building One at Halletts Point in Astoria, Queens. The event honors and thanks the workers, construction and

While its brick-and-mortar supermarket strategy is likely to add to the pressure, Amazon is hardly set to steamroll top grocers with its purported plans

Developers are not the only ones who stand to gain from the federal government’s Opportunity Zone policy, startup businesses do, too — and that’s also

Crystal Window & Door Systems is playing a role in New York City’s efforts to solve its affordable housing crisis. One of the newest buildings in the

Macklowe Properties and its partners are adding office and retail to their landmark 432 Park Avenue apartment tower. As the tallest residential tower in

GDC Properties closed on a $105.9 million deal earlier this week for an apartment community in Norwalk, Connecticut. Represented by the in-house team of

Jeffrey L. Goldman By Jeffrey L. Goldman Belkin, Burden, Wenig & Goldman LLP A recent decision by the Appellate Terms, First Department has given owners

By Roger Marquis, Client Relations and Business Development Director, Spacesmith The world of commercial real estate sales is extremely competitive, and

By Joseph Burden, Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman, LLP For many years, owners have been obligated to provide heat between October 1 and May 31.

Jack Resnick & Sons reported that its longtime anchor tenant, the City of New York, is growing its footprint at 255 Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan.

Former Governor Eliot Spitzer has sold an Upper East Side building for nearly $160 million to a partnership led by The Dermot Group, USAA Real Estate and