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Queens or Brooklyn are braced for a rush of new apartment units as developers target the two boroughs over the others. According to a new report from Localize.

Two of Canada’s biggest pension funds announced a joint investment in Atlanta-based warehouse developer IDI Logistics. Ivanhoe Cambridge Inc.

A recent round of housing market reports focused on Westchester County shows that while single-family homes struggle to find a rhythm, the apartment market

Boston Properties announced that it has signed a long-term lease for more than 300,000 sf with Millennium Management at its 399 Park Avenue property.

Still bogged down with a lengthy rezoning process in the Garment District, the city has picked up new zoning projects in SoHo and NoHo. The Garment District

By James Nelson Principal, Head of Tri-State Investment Sales Avison Young This month for The Nelson Report I wanted to explore the implications of the

Knotel, the agile workspace provider, has finalized new office space deals totaling 78,780 s/f in Manhattan. In the largest transaction, Knotel agreed

Younger families are finding it increasingly difficult to turn their American Dreams into realities. During the past decade, the number of families with

This week’s collection of market reports show contrasting fortunes for different segments of the city’s real estate market. The positive news is that Brooklyn

BILLIONAIRE money manager Lew Sanders closed on the biggest New York apartment sale of December. His $60.8 million purchase of #88 at 432 Park is the second

G.S. Wilcox & Co. announced that Gretchen S. Wilcox, president, and Al Raymond, principal, have arranged a $24,000,000 first mortgage for three hotels

One of the most expensive penthouses to hit the Brooklyn market has just been listed at $7.715 million by Ryan Serhant of NestSeekers. The author and celebrity