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Itʼs not every day you spot one of the most powerful men in the free world strolling around a New York park with his pooches and a grandkid in tow.

After missing out on two previous apartments in sister properties, Marie Bromberg’s clients got what the wanted in the end. MARIE BROMBERG The couple

LAUREN WITKOFF THE first residents-only Drybar has opened at 111 Murray Street. Developers Fisher Brothers, Witkoff and New Valley, struck a deal with

CBRE won first place for REBNY’s Sales Brokers’ Most Ingenious Deal of the Year award for 2018 with their deal attracting renowned architecture firm Rafael

Brace yourself for a showhouse blitz next month. The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) will be merging its two Upper Manhattan Open House Expos into

Just over a year ago, 7 West 21st Street was a block-through parking lot in the middle of the bustling Flatiron District. Today, the address is the site

Stribling & Associates announced that new development specialist Patrick W. Smith has joined the firm to help launch its presence in Long Island City.

Brookfield Properties announced that the global advertising technology company The Trade Desk, Inc. has signed a lease for 95,580 s/f at the Grace Building

New technology is making offices smarter. Lighting, air filtration, security cameras and other systems can adjust automatically to the people in a given

THOMAS DiNAPOLI The construction industry in New York state has set employment records for four consecutive years with New York City accounting for half

In testimony before senior White House cabinet members, leading school-design architect Jay Brotman, AIA, pushed for legislation that promotes the design

Jonathan Rose has his eyes on 2050 — and the outlook is not ideal. Actually, with the global population closing in on 10 billion, a looming resource crisis