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MetaProp NYC, in partnership with REBNY, recently released its 2016 Q2 Baseline Report as part of its newest publication, the Global Real Estate Tech Confidence Index.
● HODGES WARD ELLIOT Chocolate Factory loft building for sale A team from Hodges Ward Elliott has been tapped to sell a 123-unit apartment building on
Good news for those looking to buy a home as down payments decline throughout the country. The average New Yorker, however, still has to scrape together
Walker & Dunlop, Inc. recently closed a $1.27 billion refinancing for Holiday Retirement, the second largest operator of senior housing in the United
● VICTOR GROUP / LENDLEASE NoMad cloudbuster makes debut Sales have launched at Lendlease and Victor Group’s luxury condominium tower 277 Fifth Avenue in NoMad.
● COMPASS Polsinellis’ royal appointment Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chair of Compass and the newly launched investment sales division, along with
Savills has completed a new five-year direct office lease for private equity firm J.C. Flowers & Co. LLC (JCF) at 767 Fifth Avenue, a.
Compass announced it has acquired ICS Realty, a boutique brokerage in Aventura, Fla. on the heels of a recent $450 million investment by the Softbank Vision Fund.
WeWork is on its way to becoming that largest private office tenant in Manhattan. The co-working behemoth signed a full building 258,344 s/f lease for
The city announced the formation of a new advisory commission, co-chaired by Vicki Been and Marc Shaw, to develop recommendations to reform New York City’s
It started with what seemed to be an earnest plea. A man stood up and halted a panel discussion between five of New York City’s preeminent developers
Mayor Bill de Blasio yesterday announced “Seniors First,” a slate of new affordable housing programs that will increase the amount of senior housing across the city.











