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New York City’s Department of Buildings has released its October 2018 enforcement report, which highlights the agency’s actions to punish bad actors in

World renowned chef Thomas Keller and famed restaurateur and developer Kenneth A. Himmel will curate the dining collection at The Shops &

New York City’s commercial waste industry needs serious reform. New Yorkers have seen too many media reports about incidents that put workers and the public at risk.

Paul Massey’s mayoral campaign announced today it has raised more than $850,000 during the two-month filing period of January 12 –

Silverstein Properties Chairman Larry Silverstein announced that the company has signed a lease with Hudson River Trading (HRT), a pioneer in the fintech

WeWork will continue its forward march to eat up greater market share after closing on its $850 million purchase of the Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue flagship.

● KORA DEVELOPERS Court Square condo makes a big splash The Decker A new collection of luxury condominiums in the Court Square section of Long Island City

A new 20,000 s/f flagship Pottery Barn will open in the Flatiron District next year. The store, located at 12 West 20th Street, a landmark building constructed

Associated Builders and Contractors, a non-union organization with more than 21,000 members, is calling for mandatory alcohol and drug testing in New York

If you’ve worked so much as a day in New York commercial real estate, you’ve had established and successful people depend on your performance.

AGENTS Michael Carillo, Director, along with Adelaide Polsinelli and Ronda Rogovin, Vice Chairs of the investment sales division at Compass, have been

A New York design collective will have a permanent space inside Hudson Yards. Snarkitecture, a three-man art and architecture curation group, will have