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Pending home sales dipped in November to their lowest level in nearly a year as the brisk upswing in mortgage rates and not enough inventory dispirited

While New Jersey’s economy continues to recover from the last recession, the state’s economic development community has been armed with some powerful incentive

The Rockefeller Group announced that 1221 and 1271 Avenue of the Americas have each achieved Platinum Wired Certification from WiredNYC.

A group of buyers is hoping to turn a former manufacturing building in North Williamsburg into a hub for creatives. A partnership led by Mark Grunfeld

National Cooperative Bank originated $60.5 million in new loans during August for 22 New York area properties. Edward Howe III, managing director of the

Ariel Property Advisors has been retained to sell 388 Canal Place, a commercial loft building spanning 31,250 s/f in The Bronx’s Mott Haven neighborhood.

By Dan Orlando Atlantic City’s Steel Pier is being overhauled. “We put all our eggs in one basket with the casinos,” said Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian.

Rory Bolger By Holly Dutton New York City residential real estate is getting more and more transparent for buyers. Broker disclosure and apartment square

1000 avenue is the first of five Lennar towers to be built on the site. Weehawken, NJ Mayor Richard F. Turner joined officials from the Township of Weehawken

Comptroller Scott M. Stringer called for the projected surpluses from the Battery Park City Authority (BPCA) to be directed specifically toward critically

Powerhouse New york residential brokerage Douglas Elliman last week announced a merger with a UK homes giant and a plan to bolster its own Manhattan commercial