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Ground has been broken for Phase I of a nearly 1,000-unit development in Coney Island. The project’s first phase, a 100 percent affordable project designed
Simon Baron Development, SBD, has signed a contract to purchase a Long Island City site that will be turned into a 44-story, 400-unit residential rental
Cushman & Wakefield has recognized Josh Kuriloff and Charles Borrok, both executive vice chairmen of the global real estate services firm, as the Tri-State
Fortis Property Group has launched the second phase of the River Park master plan, a billion-dollar transformation of the former Long Island College Hospital
When it comes to getting between the bricks of New York City, Steven Kalifowitz has his finger on the pulse. A one-time TV and film producer with two Emmy
Sugar Hill Capital Partners (SHCP) announced that a pop-up Filtered Coffee, a locally-run espresso bar serving Counter Culture Coffee, artisanal pastries
MLS websites, smart keys and social media are agents most valuable tech tools, according to a new survey by the National Association of Realtors.
Shekhar Tarafder has been named a supervising engineer in the New York City office of Parsons Brinckerhoff. arafder will provide technical expertise for
Deals & Dealmakers
CBRE Group announced that VCS Group (Vince Camuto) signed a new lease at 1407 Broadway for 42,748 s/f. The firm is consolidating at the building from two
The city is moving to give cops and judges a break on their tax bills for using the same paper trails as crooks to hide their identity. The Department
New York City’s residential market is no stranger to ups and downs, as veterans of the business know all too well. External factors, like the current low
James Sousa has been promoted to president of Weichert Commercial Brokerage, Inc., and he will assume responsibility for delivering the company’s overall










