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By Faith Hope Consolo, chairman, retail sales & leasing, Douglas Elliman Spring means many things to people – but for anyone involved in the shopping

Traces of automation can be found throughout the residential real estate market: listings, price estimates and home loans are available at the press of a button.

CRE // Tech, the event, content and connectivity platform for the commercial real estate industry, will partner with ICSC to host an Innovation Lounge

By Felix Feliz, PE, CEM, Collado Engineering Come 2020, owners of New York City buildings over 25,000 square feet will have to know—and publicly display—their energy grade.

ATCO Properties & Management announced that two tenants have leased office suites at 381 Park Avenue South, a boutique class A property situated in

As rent deregulation disputes continue to pile up in state court, many of these cases are being bounced from Supreme Court to the state’s housing agency.

A federal judge has given a group of renegade Downtown tenants the green light to keep living rent-free. The 17 residents of 533 Greenwich Street, a rundown

In a midtown high-rise a block from Grand Central, Larry Link and Michael Greenberg show off their glass-walled offices that face one another’s across

Arianna Huffington’s Thrive Global has leased office space at the Gural Family’s 100 Crosby Street in Soho. Newmark Holdings co-CEOs Eric Gural and Brian

Greenland Forest City Partners announced that BKLYN CLAY, a local ceramics studio, has signed a ten-year, 5,260 s/f lease at 535 Carlton Avenue, an all-affordable

MCR, the seventh largest hotel owner-operator in the United States, has closed a $300 million fund that should give it $1 billion in purchasing capacity.

By Sarah Berman, President, The Berman Group Commercial and residential real estate developments now rely on social media campaigns for marketing that