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Dentons, the world’s largest law firm, has completed a 210,000 s/f lease extension at 1221 Avenue of the Americas, the Rockefeller Group skyscraper.
Madison Square Garden Ventures, a tech-driven subsidiary of the MSG Company, has leased a 10,000 sf floor in a Midtown South office building.
ABS Partners Real Estate announced that fabrication lab and innovation studio, Collab signed a lease for the entire 12,000 s/f building located at 309
AmTrust Financial Services, Inc, the New York-based multi-national insurance holding company, has announced plans to enter the title insurance business
By Clark Peña, director of advocacy, Construction Workforce Project A recently announced diversity initiative by the Associated General Contractors of
JLL has hired David Leviton as managing director and market leader of its Long Island office. David Leviton His responsibilities will include building
Levin Management has arranged a lease with furniture giant Raymour & Flanigan to open a 41,300 s/f outlet store at Paramus Place in Paramus.
GCP Capital Group arranged mortgage financing in the aggregate amount of $49,720,000 for the following properties: • $15,600,000 for a five-story mixed-use
An affordable housing fund has purchased a building in Hell’s Kitchen for $110 million, according to city records published today. Standard Communities
202 8th Street By Orlando Lee Rodriguez If you have not visited in a while, 4th Avenue, the thoroughfare that serves as the border between Park Slope and
After nearly being derailed by familial infighting earlier this year, the sale of the nation’s largest subsidized housing complex closed last week for $905 million.
City Council Member Keith Powers recently introduced a convoluted piece of legislation that would have a significant negative impact on New York’s real











