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Phenix Salon Suites, the co-working firm for hair stylists, just added five tri-state locations and is on the hunt for more. The fastest-growing salon
Cushman & Wakefield announced a collaboration with Saltmine, a San Francisco-based SaaS startup that provides design data technology for the commercial
GARY LABARBERA By Gary LaBarbera, president, Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York, Mayor Bill de Blasio recently signed into
Arc Building Partners and Claremont Companies have entered into a strategic partnership agreement. The deal will bolster Claremont’s construction capabilities
Pelli Clarke Pelli is the architect for Union Park, a $3.5B mixed use development in Toronto. Canada’s Oxford Properties has unveiled plans to build
Chef Masaharu Morimoto, best known as the Iron Chef, will be bringing his Momosan Ramen & Sake restaurant to Brooklyn’s Park Slope neighborhood.
RIPCO Real Estate (RIPCO) announced that Mark Bustos, one of Mahattan’s top hairstylists, has signed a 1,226 s/f, 10-year lease to open My Darling Ivy
Somerset Development has closed on its acquisition of a 31-acre property in Somerville, NJ, which will serve as the future site for Somerset Station.
Delshah Capital has purchased mortgages on a pair of vacant retail condos owned by Jack Terzi Real Estate, one in the trendy NoMad neighborhood and the
StreetEasy By Roland Li A 3,316 s/f condo at the Trump Tower at 721 Fifth Avenue has been sold for $13.3 million, according to city records.
The unions believe they have their own successful apprenticeship model By Linda O’Flanagan The Associated General Contractors of America has criticized
The residential real estate behemoth Realogy is looking to take down the sector’s fastest-growing brokerage firm. The $7 billion parent of brands











