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New development has continued to flatline in Manhattan while Brooklyn is beating the luxury slump. According to the year-end new development report from
Notarize, a notary public platform allowing a person or business to get documents legally notarized online, announced $20 million in new funding, bringing
PropertyShark By Roland Li The Parkoff Organization has purchased three adjacent mixed-use buildings in Upper Manhattan for $14 million, according to city records.
Norfolk, VA-based Harbor Group International has purchased a $1.8 billion portfolio of multifamily properties from affiliates of Lone Star Funds.
A well-heeled Manhattanite and former friend of Ivana Trump has been pushed out of her Upper East Side co-op and forced to pay close to $700,000 in penalties
AINE BRAZIL Acclaimed engineer Aine Brazil has received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
Greenland Forest City Partners, TF Cornerstone and Brodsky Organization today announced a series of deals to accelerate construction of Pacific Park, the
Urban American Management, an owner and operator of dozens of multi-family residential buildings throughout the New York metro area, has invested in a
Eleven development projects have been selected to receive Building Brooklyn Awards (BBA) this year. And two leaders who have played an instrumental role
By Linda O’Flanagan Electric car charging stations could soon be on more New York City street corners following the release of what amounts to a
Cushman & Wakefield has arranged a $35 million refinancing for One Washington that was acquired in 2013 by The Georgetown Co., a leading developer
The new chairman of the city’s beleaguered housing authority is to be paid more than the President of the United State to turn things around for











