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Investcorp, a provider and manager of alternative investment products, announced that its New York-based real estate team recently acquired its largest U.
Lincoln Equities Group imploded a 175-foot smokestack and a 150-foot steel water tower to make way for their 1.6 million s/f warehouse project.
RIPCO Real Estate and Kampler Advisory Group announced that Lidl, the international supermarket chain, agreed to purchase the former ACME Markets site
During the first half of 2018, five of the top ten metropolitan markets for commercial and multifamily construction starts ranked by dollar volume showed
Turn a Manhattan terrace into more dollars per square foot By Linda O’Flanagan Above, the balcony of an apartment at Five Star, in Park Slope, Brooklyn
Roland Li for Real Estate Weekly By Roland Li Starting this month, Brooklyn Museum visitors will be greeted by a towering fabric installation that transforms
Insurance brokerage and consulting firm USI Insurance Services has signed 34,080 s/f lease at the Sapir Organization’s 261 Madison Avenue in Midtown.
AGENTS Ariel Property Advisors has been exclusively retained to sell 961 42nd Street, a multifamily building in the prime Borough Park section of Brooklyn.
Stribling Marketing Associates, the division of Stribling & Associates that specializes in the consulting, marketing and sales of ground up construction
By Danny Astoria More than half of the residential brokers working in New York City believe the housing market will get worse before it gets better.
Halstead agent Tecumta Tiwoni closed a record deal on a historic block in Harlem. A townhouse built in 1893 on Striver’s Row, a stretch of 138th Street
By Orlando L. Rodriguez U.S. banks made more last year than they lost during whole subprime meltdown – and the government helped them do it.











