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Jones Lang LaSalle’s tech division, JLL Spark, has launched a $100 million venture capital fund to invest in real estate-centric startups.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Equity, Debt & Structured Finance (EDSF) group arranged $51.5 million in financing on behalf of Bergen Shippers Corp.

By Roland Li Two Bronx properties listed among the worst apartment buildings in New York are about to see a makeover. The two buildings, at 1553 and 1558

Red Hook Terminals, a terminal, operator, stevedore and Cross Harbor Barge Operator, joined federal, state and local elected officials, as well as representatives

The first retailer to focus solely on the sale of drones and aerial photography equipment in New York City has landed in Brooklyn. Brooklyn Drones NYC Inc.

Silver Arch Capital Partners has closed on two loans under its new loan program for income-producing properties. The first loan was secured by a tenant-occupied

The number of design and architecture jobs in Brooklyn nearly doubled over the past four years. As the city’s fourth annual design week gets underway at

Holley Drakeford, one of Harlem’s most prolific commercial real estate dealmakers, is venturing out on his own after a decade working for Giscombe Realty

Sometimes in commercial real estate, it all comes down to timing. Two years ago, Gary Barnett’s Extell Development acquired the Ring Portfolio — a dozen

The Urban Land Institute New York has opened the application period for its 2016 Awards for Excellence in Development, a new event recognizing exemplary

By Holly Dutton Brooklyn broker Matthew Cosentino has gone from sifting through paperwork for the Royal Family of Brunei to being ahead of the curve in

Douglas Elliman Real Estate has won a nearly $5 million settlement against William Raveis  for poaching agents from its Armonk office. Following a four-week