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● SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY Artemis offloads $42M Flatiron building One year after paying $29.5 million for the former bank building at 204
Meridian Capital announced the following transactions: • A new mortgage in the amount of $6,300,000 on a five-building, 55-unit cooperative property located
Helmsley Spear, LLC, has joined the CORFAC global real estate network as its newest domestic affiliate, serving clients in New York City.
Hudson Guild honored Jamestown, L.P. and its president, Michael Phillips at its 6th Annual Gala in recognition of Jamestown’s support of Hudson Guild’s
The Kaufman Organization announced that Jeffrey Rosenblatt has joined the firm as Executive Vice President of Kaufman Leasing Company. The seasoned real
Photo via SK Developments website CBSK Ironstate, a joint venture between CB Developers, Ironstate Development and SK Development, has secured a $39 million
Dylan Murphy, Brendan Gotch, Jill Lovatt, Michael Azarian and Todd Korren of Massey Knakal. Day one photos from the annual ICSC RECon conference in Las
NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) Commissioner Gregg Bishop announced that the City’s NYC Tech Talent Pipeline (TTP) initiative has been
The city began a formal review of its plan to rezone two miles of Jerome Avenue in the Bronx on Monday, after the City Planning Commission (CPC) certified
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo last week unveiled a $1.4 billion Vital Brooklyn program to transform areas of Central Brooklyn plagued by systemic violence and
While infrastructure and affordable housing were on the minds of panelists at New York University’s Schack Institute’s annual conference on capital markets
Café chain Stolle signed a lease for its first Brooklyn location, securing 550 s/f of prime ground-floor retail space with 40 feet frontage at 119 Court











