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When the French banking giant Natixis signed off on a $1.9 billion loan for Maefield Development’s 20 Times Square development last year, it was Cate Agnew’s
Work is set to get underway on a Newark housing development backed by singer, actress and Newark native Queen Latifah . The cityʼs planning board has okayed
Nine months before the election, Mayor Bill de Blasio has a huge lead against Republican challenger Paul Massey. De Blasio, who scored his highest job
Reactionary rules being piled on the real estate industry by the legislature could turn New York into Detroit, according to one legal expert.
New York Life Real Estate Investors, on behalf of New York Life Insurance Company, announced the financing of a $55 million second mortgage loan secured
SL Green Realty Corp. has secured $150 million of first mortgage financing for 2 Herald Square, and sold a 49 percent partnership interest to an Israeli
Corporate housing upstart blueground is breaking into the New York market with 100 apartments on their books and a plan to grow that to 600 by the end of the year.
At the unveiling At an outdoor event held Sept. 14 on Manhattan’s West Side, Mayor Bill de Blasio, Chairman and Founder of Related Companies Stephen M.
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced the start of construction on Arthur Avenue Apartments, a new $91 million affordable housing development that will create
Three World Trade Center, the fourth tower on the rebuilt Lower Manhattan site and the fifth-tallest building in the city, has officially opened for business.
Related Cos. boss and University of Michigan alumnus Stephen M. Ross today donated an additional $50 million to the university, bringing his total lifetime
Veteran Silverstein executive Janno Lieber is set to oversee some of the MTAʼs biggest projects as the authorityʼs chief development officer.











