The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) and its Technology Committee announced the launch of the PropTech Challenge, a new virtual real estate hackathon
● AMAC Arbor acquires Rutgers building for $59M A New York-based investment firm purchased 10 Rutgers Street for $59 million in an off-market transaction.
Planning Director Marisa Lago just announced that the department’s general counsel, Anita Laremont, will replace Purnima Kapur as DCP’s next Executive Director.
Midtown Manhattan, the haven of aging office towers filled with banks and law firms, received a bleak diagnosis from the city’s real estate experts.
110 East 40th Street, PropertyShark By Daniel Geiger Iluna USA, a Milan based manufacturer of women’s undergarments, has purchased a roughly 6,000 s/f
Mayor Bill de Blasio has distanced himself from two real estate investors implicated in a corruption probe involving the NYPD. In a press conference on
New York City is often thought of as a place brimming with young people, fresh out of college and amped up for big city life. But one population demographic
Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced a $150 billion infrastructure plan for the next five years that will help finance a new Port Authority Bus Terminal
By Orlando Lee Rodriguez Upbeat reports of profitability, strategic implementation and opportunity with new sustainability regulations greeted attendees
●silverstone property group Grayson goes for $100M Silverstone Property Group, an affiliate of Madison Realty Capital, announced the sale of 247 East 28th
The Environmental Contractors Association (ECA) has launched a new communications campaign aimed at increasing visibility for the association’s efforts
LIC Summit June 17: Long Island City partnership will host its second annual LIC Summit: Priorities & Plans at the Museum of the Moving Image, 36-01