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The new head of the New York Building Congress (NYBC) is bringing an outer borough mentality to the 96-year-old organization, focusing on bringing in members

RKF arranged a lease with Target to anchor the retail component of a new apartment tower at 615 Tenth Avenue in Hell’s Kitchen. Photo by Mike Mozart/ Flickr

Lower Manhattan is the strongest commercial leasing market in NYC, according to a new report. The neighborhood experienced its highest year-to-date leasing

As online shopping continues to cut into traditional retail, some desperate shopping centers are also contemplating a switch to ecommerce.

Veteran commercial real estate executive Bob Knakal parted ways with Cushman & Wakefield this week, reportedly after the firm got wind he was in talks

● HFZ CAPITAL Closings beging at 11 Beach HFZ Capital Group has launched closings at 11 Beach Street, the BKSK Architects and Thomas Juul-Hansen-designed

● BERKADIA $19M for Brooklyn midrise Berkadia announced $19.6 million in financing for 240 Meeker, a mid-rise multifamily property in Brooklyn.

One of the city’s youngest landmarks is gearing up for a facelift. The Olayan Group wants to spruce up the street-level design of 550 Madison Avenue, formerly

● METRO LOFT Leasing underway at 20 Broad Developer Metro Loft announced the launch of leasing at 20 Broad Street, a 29-story, luxury rental development.

By Holly Dutton and Kyle Campbell The annual ICSC New York conference kicked off this year by confronting the elephant in the room head on through a marketing campaign.

In the August edition of the Nelson Report, a REW video series featuring James Nelson, Avison Young principal and head of investment sales, Nelson interviews

When it comes to attracting new businesses, sometimes less is more, according to executive director of Tech:NYC, Julie Samuels. “New York City essentially