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On October 17, 2013, millions of people around the globe will participate in the Great ShakeOut, the world’s largest annual earthquake drill.

Overall construction spending in New York City reached $29.3 billion in 2013, a six percent increase from 2012, when total spending reached $27.

By Al Barbarino DAVID SIGMAN With the recent signing of investment advisor Peter B. Cannell & Co. at 545 Madison Ave., LCOR’s redeveloped, LEED Gold

By Steve Spinola In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the entire world witnessed both the devastating effects of the storm and the great determination

Real Estate start-up LandlordsNY.com partners with BuildingsNY, the largest real estate show in New York, to present the VIP Lounge at this year’s Expo

Rendering by OPerA Studio In response to concern about the direction that development of the Atlantic Yards might take and the potential impact on the

By Konrad Putzier Many developers spend their entire career specializing on one region or asset type. Peter C. Lewis has found success by doing the exact opposite.

By Holly Dutton First-generation Italian-American sales agent Santo Rosabianca is quickly rising in the real estate ranks in New York City — and drawing

KENNETH MORRISON Kenneth Morrison, of Lemor Realty Corp, closed on a $11,766.304 construction loan which will convert to a permanent loan on three previously

4 New York Plaza 4 New York Plaza, badly damaged by Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, will be redeveloped by the New York office of Hines, building owner

Apartment builders bought nearly $2 billion worth of Brooklyn land last year in a rush to meet demand for apartments in the borough. According to the commercial

By Linda O’Flanagan Foot Locker is set to open its third store on 34th Street. Foot Locker on 34th Street. Photo: 34th Street Partnership The specialist