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Ronald Zeccardi By Holly Dutton Three months after Hurricane Sandy battered the city, New York building managers are now fighting with insurance companies

Governor Andrew Cuomo has vowed to veto any 421a legislation that does not include protections for union labor. In a speech during the Building and Construction

The Durst Organization announced that the Bank of Montreal’s BMO Capital Markets has signed a 15-year lease for 215,056 s/f on the 9th and 29th through

The New York State Association of Realtors has filed its opposition to a controversial commission capping proposal for New York City rental agents.

A $7.2 million renovation of the Borough of Manhattan Community College’s (BMCC’s) aquatics center has been completed. The Dormitory Authority of the State

The Rudin Family announced the closing of a $425 million refinancing of 32 Avenue of the Americas, one of the most historically significant telecom buildings

Certes Partners, Metropolitan Acquisitions and United Management announced that they have secured $71.5 million in financing for the development of 212

● RUDDER PROPERTY GROUP Witkoff sells office condo for $52M Rudder Property Group announced the sale of two full floor office condos at 420 Fifth Avenue totaling $52.

The value of New York City construction starts skyrocketed in 2015, fueled by a continued wave of major residential development projects and the start

While uncertainty remains over the economic impact of a Donald Trump presidency, real estate executives have zeroed in on a point of optimism, the president-elect’s

By Adeliade Polsinelli Vice chairman, Compass Old New York stores don’t die – they’re just reinvented. And as the city’s retail sector adjusts to a new

REAL New York has finalized a $55 million purchase at 70 Vestry Street, setting the record as the largest residential building purchase in Tribeca’s history.