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By Dan Orlando The local job market has been flexing its muscles and the result is a raised bar for Manhattan’s office rental sector. According to Cassidy

Seth Pinsky at the NYBC Breakfast Forum April 16 By Sarah Trefethen From the Rockaways to South Street to Staten Island, a question mark hangs over the

The Real Estate Board of New York hosted its 27th annual Pro-Am Tennis Tournament on September 3, 2014 at Sportime located at Randall’s Island.

Massey Knakal Realty Services announced the following exclusive sale assignments: • Two office co-operative units at 134 West 26th Street in Manhattan’s

15CPW: Still got it Noel Berk New buildings may be popping up across the city, but the Zeckendorf-developed 15 Central Park West has still got what it

New York City multifamily transaction volume remained stable in July, but dollar volume dipped year-over-year as institutional and portfolio sales took

RLTY NYC has officially launched its operations in New York City. The full-service real estate company will be led by co-founders and principals Emir Bahadir

DTZ, a UGL company, announced that it has negotiated a 8,511 s/f lease expansion of their existing lease at One Grand Central Place (60 E.

Weeds actress Mary-Louise Parker has sold her Village co-op for $7.45 million. Corcoran agent Laura Rozos brought the five-bedroom, 4.5 bath, pre-war duplex

By Dan Orlando July proved to be another strong link in the chain for the Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens rental markets according to Douglas Elliman.

David Chase, the Emmy-winning television writer credited for creating The Sopranos, has listed two penthouse apartments in Chelsea for $16.