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By Sarah Berman, executive director, Avenue of the Americas Association Avenue of the Americas The Avenue of the Americas has experienced a major shift
Donnelly Mechanical Corporation has enhanced its market partnership with Con Edison’s Green Team and the New York State Energy Research and Development
L’Oréal USA announced an investment to replace the lights throughout Hudson River Park with more sustainable alternatives. In collaboration with the nonprofit
Bertwood Realty announced the opening of a 300 s/f store for the Long Island-based cut-flower wholesaler, Dutch Petals, at 165 Church Street.
C&K Properties announced that 2 Gateway Center, its Class A office tower in Newark’s Central Business District, has achieved best-in-class Platinum
Hines announced that 7 Bryant Park, its 30-story, 470,000 s/f signature office tower, has become the first Wired Pre-Certified building in New York City
Regional Plan Association announced that President Robert D. Yaro will retire at the end of the year, after 25 years at the urban-planning organization.
One Liberty Plaza JLL has completed a new, direct lease for AKF Group LLC at One Liberty Plaza in Lower Manhattan. The engineering firm signed a 15-year
Arbor Commercial Funding announced the funding of eight loans totaling $35,565,600 under a variety of financing products, including the Fannie Mae Delegated
The so-called Stone Street portfolio has traded for $16.35 million. Douglas Elliman announced the properties at 52 and 53-55 Stone Street traded in two
Greenhouse gas emissions from new buildings are on the decline, but that doesn’t necessarily mean their carbon footprints are smaller than their older counterparts.
The Rudin Family announced that law firm Roberts & Holland LLP has signed a 15-year, 27,000 s/f lease at 1675 Broadway, a 35-story office tower in Midtown.











