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By Orlando Lee Rodriguez Mayor Bloomberg huddles with REBNY president with Steve Spinola; Jonathan Mechanic, a partner at Fried Frank, and Rob Speyer
There are six men standing in the lobby of 3 World Trade Center, each between 12 and 15 feet off the ground. Poised atop a trio of Kelly green scissors
The days of 421a are gone — but there are still new developments able to offer the lucrative tax in the city. The 421a program, first created in 1971 to
In a city that has become the site of a growing amenities arms race involving luxury condo towers, one residential project is going the minimalist route.
A sweetheart deal could spark a retail rush to Long island City, with or without Amazon. Robert Futterman, the chairman of Newmark Knight Frank’s retail
Coliving company Common has just raised $16 million in funding lead by real estate powerhouses Milstein, LeFrak and Mack. Common, which offers a network
Houlihan-Parnes Properties announced the following transactions: • Mortgage financing totaling $3,500,000 on three retail properties in the Bronx;
Vietspot, a popular fast-casual Vietnamese restaurant, recently opened its second location in Lower Manhattan. Known to draw lines out the door at its
GHP Office Realty announced that, since its acquisition of 115-117 Stevens Avenue, Mount Pleasant, last spring. it has leased 44,317 s/fof office space
Savanna’s upgrade of the LIC tower includes tenant amenity program centered around a 150,000 s/f retail annex attached to the 53-story office tower.
Robert Ginsberg treads lightly on international affairs. Ginsberg, who heads the debt restructuring practice at real estate investment bank Eyzenberg &
Paul Massey, one of the co-founders of commercial brokerage firm Massey Knakal Realty Services, is considering running for mayor of New York City.











