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In a city where even basic comforts come at a steep cost, it’s no surprise that developers of new luxury condos and rentals are adding energy-saving, luxury

DOUGLAS WAGNER By Douglas Wagner, director of brokerage services, BOND New York Properties During my career as a real estate broker in New York City, our

RKF, the exclusive retail leasing agent for 500 and 524 East 14th Street, is currently marketing 56,610 s/f of retail space at the forthcoming seven-story

By John Banks, president, REBNY It’s been said that those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. There’s a new exhibit at

While the rent may too damn high, it seems renters in New York City have grown more resilient. According to the US Census Bureau’s latest American Community

  ● RKF Soho gets first-of-its-kind store RKF arranged a 9,000 S/F lease with Berenik Boutique & Talenthouse N.Y., a first-of-its-kind curated

Along with improved diversity, data from the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) shows that aspiring architects are testing earlier

By Anthony Milano, Crown Architecture and Consulting, member, Real Estate Services Alliance Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) was without

Leonard Campanello, Plaza Construction vice president, died suddenly at age 54 on Saturday, February 4, 2017. Mr. Campanello spent more than 25 years as

Savills Studley has arranged a seven-year, 25,000 s/f sublease for national full-service law firm Greenspoon Marder at 590 Madison Avenue, a trophy building

NADAP, a non-profit organization which operates programs that connect disadvantaged New Yorkers with jobs, community supports, healthcare and other resources

By Orlando Lee Rodriguez A proposal by the New York Cosmos, the city’s legendary team from the 1970’s, for a brand-new 25,000 seat soccer stadium and development