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New York is seeing its first flurry of Opportunity Zone deals as the new government program aimed at targeting economic development in depressed neighborhoods takes effect.
Below is a joint press release between the City of New York and New York State announcing the winning bid for Amazon’s HQ2 competition. NEW YORK – Mayor
Singer/songwriter and guitarist of the Norwegian pop band A-Ha, Paul Waaktaar-Savoy, has sold his SoHo condo to real estate billionaire, Axel Stawski.
A Gatsby-era mansion built by petroleum pioneer Charles Pratt and owned by the Rockefellers is being offered for sale. Laurel Hill estate was built by
Swimwear manufacturer, In Mocean, will expand its presence in the Garment District, signing on to a new lease 23,000 s/f lease at 463 Seventh Avenue.
Eastern Union Funding’s Abraham Bergman and Yossi Orzel arranged a $11.2 million acquisition loan from Bank of America for the $12.8 million purchase of
Lancewood Capital provided a $5,200,000 bridge loan to finance the acquisition and renovation of 317 East 5th Street a mixed-use property located in the East Village.
From the South Bronx to Paterson, New Jersey to Broad Street, Philadelphia, William “Billy” Procida knows what it takes to build in hardscrabble, inner-city neighborhoods.
Industry experts are gathering in New York City for Real Estate Tech Week. The week encompasses 12 real estate tech events from Monday to Friday that includes
A new joint venture partnership of L&L Holding Company, Normandy Real Estate Partners and an institutional investor advised by J.P. Morgan Asset Management
City Hall is putting together a co-living program as part of its ongoing effort to address the growing housing affordability crisis in the five boroughs.
Queens or Brooklyn are braced for a rush of new apartment units as developers target the two boroughs over the others. According to a new report from Localize.











