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Lee & Associates NYC has welcomed Ben Tapper to its investment sales division as a Senior Managing Director. Tapper was previously with Eastern Consolidated
● GREYSTONE Silverback braced for HQ2 rush Greystone Development sold the residential component of 24-16 Queens Plaza South in Long Island City to a joint-venture
President Trump unveiled his administration’s $200 billion infrastructure plan this week to a lukewarm reception from the real estate industry and elected
EQ Office announced the signing of a new 57,333 s/f lease with PineBridge Investments to occupy the entire fifth, sixth and seventh floors at Park Avenue
L&L Holding Company Chairman and CEO David W. Levinson and President and Chief Investment Officer Robert Lapidus were joined by Pritzker Prize-winning
Cable and internet provider Altice USA’s office shuffling in Nassau County headquarters continues to drive up Class A office subleasing availability in Long Island.
Arbor Realty Trust funded the following loans: • A Fannie Mae DUS Seniors Housing Loan in Hamden, CT. Meadow Mills Assisted Living &
The Port Authority is considering a trio of options to rebuild its 42nd Street bus terminal. One plan calls for rebuilding the 70-year-old terminal on site;
Procida Funding provided a $38,500,00 debt consolidation and working capital loan to Nyack College in Rockland County, NY, on behalf of The 100 Mile Fund
Calling them the WeWork of the food industry, celebrity chef Todd English warned food halls are not a magic elixir for struggling retail owners.
The newly-elected City Council speaker Corey Johnson won’t be shying away from real estate issues. Johnson, 35, was elected in an overwhelming majority
By Sabina Mollot Blackstone’s $5.3 billion purchase of the sprawling Stuy Town apartment complex also bought the firm a jumbo 700,000 s/f of air











