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Meridian Capital Group announced the following transactions: $3.6 million for the refinance of a commercial property located in Chinatown.
Columbia Property Trust has signed Equinox to a 20-year lease for 44,458 s/f at 315 Park Avenue South. The lease, which is expected to commence in May
Eric Eckardt is not a typical real estate executive, but then again, his employer, Purplebricks, is hardly a traditional real estate company.
Flexible office space provider Knotel has been on a leasing tear this year, adding nine new locations and more than 80,000 s/f in Manhattan last month alone.
Knighthead Funding has provided Cayuga Capital Management with $22 million in short-term debt to finance the conversion of a vacant Brooklyn, NY warehouse
For the first time in more than 15 years, RFR is making all 300,000 s/f of office space at 345 Park Avenue South available for lease. The 12-story building
Gebroe-Hammer Associates has finalized the $166 million sale of the Hudson Waterfront’s newest River Road luxury hi-rise, The Duchess in North Bergen.
A Gatsby-era mansion built by petroleum pioneer Charles Pratt and owned by the Rockefellers is being offered for sale. Laurel Hill estate was built by
SL Green Realty Corp., New York City’s largest commercial property owner, has closed on the purchase of a 20 percent interest in the newly completed Sky
By Konrad Putzier Rendering of Morali’s 80 South Street The Howard Hughes Corporation has dished out $100 million for 80 South Street, a site just
In the lexicon of New York real estate families, the Bhatias’ story is unique if for no other reason than it begins, not in Manhattan or any of the five
Eyzenberg & Company has replaced a $22.6 million construction loan on a Myrtle Beach live entertainment, restaurant and retail complex with a $26 million











