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By David V. Griffin The third annual Archtober Cocktail Crawl was held October 4, 2017 in and around the Flatiron District. Hosted by The Architect’s Newspaper

New York REIT continued its yearlong liquidation by selling Twitter’s headquarters and two-other fully occupied Chelsea office buildings to Columbia

HAP Investments LLC announced that Consuelo Vasquez has joined as Assistant General Counsel for Litigation. Vasquez has been a commercial litigator specializing

Empire State Realty Trust will relocate the Empire State Building’s Observatory entrance from 5th Avenue to 34th Street, between 5th and 6th Avenue, a

Jamestown announced that telecommunications industry leader RCN has joined the community at 325 Hudson in Lower Manhattan. The property, which was purchased

New York is the second-most expensive place in the country to rent an office desk, according to a study from workspace network start-up LiquidSpace.

SL Green sold a 49 percent stake in rental building Stonehenge57 to a unit of investment management firm Blackrock. Photo via Streeteasy The transaction

The Real Estate Board of New York has joined a coalition battling a city proposal to introduce commercial rent regulation. The full city council is set

By Maria Rocha-Buschel The possibility of a rent freeze was quashed last Thursday at the Rent Guidelines Board’s preliminary vote, held at Cooper Union’s Great Hall.

Savitt Partners announced nine new office lease transactions at 530 Seventh Avenue, a 490,000 s/f midtown tower. The Savitt team of Brian Neugeboren and

By Liana Grey Fifteen years ago, Richard Cohan, a broker and retail consultant, brought Sunglass Hut to the corner of 34th Street and Broadway.

Greystone announced it has provided a $33,660,000 Fannie Mae DUS loan for the acquisition of Park Square West, a multifamily community in Stamford, CT.