The Doe Fund announced the topping out of Webster Green, an affordable and supportive housing development designed by Magnusson Architecture in the Bedford
The New York City Council is set to vote on a bill that would mandate at least 40 hours of training for construction workers across the city.
Rising deal flow in Europe and record activity in the Asia-Pacific, powered notably by Hong Kong and Singapore, made 2017 the second-best year in the past
For CBRE broker Elli Klapper, everything comes back to family. Growing up in Queens, Klapper’s biggest mentor was his grandfather, a holocaust survivor
An innovation in the financing of large-scale tenant improvements (TI) has helped close a 400,000 s/f leasing deal in Downtown Brooklyn. Based on the tenant’
Taconic has overhauled the BankNote Building Taconic Investment Partners announce that New York City’s Human Resources Administration (HRA) has signed
Delancey Street Associates (DSA) announced the latest round of vendors joining the Market Line, a marketplace spanning three city blocks along Broome Street
By Sarah Trefethen Richard Podos Richard Podos’ career in real estate has taken him from sales to corporate services to a stint as a dot-com entrepreneur
Thor Equities has announced the launch of Thor Sciences, a division specializing in the Life Sciences sector. The announcement comes on the heels of Thor’s
Multinational computer software company Adobe Inc. has inked a 109,296-s/f at 1540 Broadway, a 44-story, Class-A office building. Adobe has renewed its
By Al Barbarino Specifically, 80 percent and 65 percent of Generation X’ers shop and bank online, respectively, compared with 71 and 57 percent, among
By Holly Dutton Development firm Gale International is diving into the New York City luxury condo market with 21W20, a boutique condo building in Flatiron