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Meridian negotiated six new mortgages in the amount of $15,300,000 on six multifamily properties located in Union City, NJ. The loans feature rates of 3.

New York’s Buildings Department released its May 2018 enforcement bulletin, highlighting bad actors in the construction industry that were punished

A rezoning plan for the neighborhood of Inwood, at the northern tip of Manhattan, is just one vote away from becoming reality. And while the plan has the

Former tenants of jailed slumlord Steven Croman could be in for a share of an $8 million restitution fund just announced by New York Attorney General Barbara D.

Related Companies unveiled the new lobby and courtyard at the reimagined Blanchard Building in Long Island City. Located at 2110 51st Avenue, the seven-story

Madison Realty Capital (MRC) closed a $55 million first mortgage loan collateralized by a mixed-use development site at 948 Myrtle Avenue in the Bedford

Nearly a year after officially launching a bid for New York City mayor, and two months after leaving Cushman & Wakefield, Paul Massey has started a

Federal restrictions on immigration could hinder an already-struggling workforce, according to the Associated General Contractors of America.

By Jessica Katz Recently, there has been a great deal of attention paid to the deterioration of New York City’s public housing stock and the plight of

Landlords could start charging per person instead of per foot if co-working advocates have their way. As the industry’s office space continues to evolve

A Los Angeles-based production company is abandoning its SoHo digs for 30,000 s/f of studio and office space in Industry City. Buck, which also has offices

Tenants of at least 50 buildings in the trendiest neighborhoods of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens have lived rent-free for years and their landlords can’t