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By Sarah Trefethen Wading through city tax codes is like an episode of Law & Order. You can stop wondering if taxes on your New York City residential
TOWN Residential has announced plans to restructure its Manhattan footprint. The brokerage – which has grown from 99 agents from its founding in
Brookfield Place Brookfield Property Partners today announced that it has completed leases with Hudson’s Bay Company totaling 485,000 s/f at its
The Rent Stabilization Association, which has sued the de Blasio administration over issues such as water rates and rent freezes, will call for a four
Axelrod Development Group and Lions Group are planning a 76-unit condo in Long Island City. Shimon Shkury The partners purchased a development site featuring
By Al Barbarino The city’s young real estate entrepreneurs are using unique investment strategies to become tomorrow’s success stories. In some circles
Northwood Investors has secured a $150 million mortgage for 100 Broadway in the Financial District, according to city records. The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Canadian retail conglomerate Hudson’s Bay Company has just closed $400 million in refinancing for the Lord & Taylor flagship in Manhattan.
Developer Sheldon Solow has closed a $1.2 billion fixed-rate mortgage for the Solow Building at 9 West 57th Street. According to finance and securitization
Beacon Capital Partners announced that WeWork, the global workspace, community and services provider, has signed a lease for 58,000 s/f at 575 Fifth Avenue.
By Holly Dutton It’s official. American Realtors are getting younger. According to a new survey from the National Association of Realtors (NAR)
The 28-building portfolio is spread over 64-acres New Jersey-based investment firm, Hampshire Companies, has purchased the nearly one-million square feet











