Deals & Dealmakers
Sixth Avenue braces for cheaper rents
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By Dan Orlando The “Avenue of the Americas” is sliding towards the “Avenue of Availability,” according to a study by Savills Studley. The research suggests
Construction & Design
NEW DEVELOPMENT: Naftali kicks off sales at new condo; 57th Street showstopper debuts
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● NAFTALI GROUP Sales underway at Two Ten W77th Sales have launched at the Naftali Group’s Two Ten West 77th Street, the new construction offering
Debt & Equity
CBRE arranges $14M refi for Front Street Retail Center
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CBRE Capital Markets’ Debt & Structured Finance team arranged a $14 million loan for the refinance of Front Street Retail Center, a 63,800 s/f entertainment
Deals & Dealmakers
Foreign investment in U.S. real estate widely underreported
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By Jason D. Meister, Avison Young In 2013, foreign direct investment (FDI) in U.S. commercial real estate achieved record numbers and big headlines.
Construction & Design
Report: New York still waiting for 80 percent of Sandy relief money two years after storm
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New York Harbor during Hurricane Sandy. Two years after Hurricane Sandy devastated New York, the city is still waiting for over 80 percent of Government-promised
Retail
Stonehenge makes espresso move at 555 6th Ave.
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Stonehenge Partners announced the signing of a 10-year lease with FIKA, the famed Swedish espresso and chocolate bar, for a 1,300 s/f space at its 555
Construction & Design
B.R. Fries completes Pandora Media NYC headquarters
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B.R. Fries & Associates has announced the completion of the East Coast headquarters of Pandora Media, for which it provided construction management (CM) services.
Deals & Dealmakers
Clothes encounters lead Frenchman to career in real estate
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By Holly Dutton After making a name for himself as the go-to dealmaker for European luxury brands looking to plant a flag in New York City, Bertrand de
Residential
Social media workers flock to Brooklyn
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Home buyers employed in social and digital media who purchased residences in Brownstone and North Brooklyn in the second quarter of 2014 increased 571
Featured
Salad bar gets the cold shoulder in Sandy case
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By Sarah Trefethen A civil court judge has ruled that a Lower Manhattan tenant who supplied its own electricity in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy is
Construction & Design
PWC Transportation Forum
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[imagebrowser id=341] Professional Women In Construction’s (PWC) annual Transportation Forum: Regional Update was held the morning of July 29.
Property Managers
Bombings, killings prompt spike in camera demand
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David Antar By Holly Dutton Six months after the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, and as the country is still reeling from the Boston Marathon