● TERRACRG Brooklyn church/school site sold TerraCRG has announced the sale of 257 Washington Avenue, a 32,000 s/f development site in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
Any New Yorker who has tried to rent a house or apartment recently knows that New York City is in the throes of an affordable housing crisis.
55 south Essex Avenue L+M Development Partners has welcomed Four City Brewing, an approximately 4,600 s/f craft brewery, as part of the 55 South Essex
As New York City’s population continues to grow, and efforts continue to create housing to accommodate such growth, the word “gentrification” is raised
Study reveals variety of reasons for retail vacancies By Sabina Mollot While too-high rents and competition from Amazon are often blamed for the state
A three-story former New York City firehouse used by celebrated filmmaker Spike Lee’s production studio in Fort Greene for more than 20 years,
FCP has announced that it recently closed on a preferred equity investment to facilitate the acquisition of The Preserve, a Class-A, 80-unit
On Monday, the New York City Buildings Department halted all crane work citywide by United Crane and Rigging (“United”), the firm that
RIVET Apartments at 23 University Place Blvd. in Jersey City. JLL has arranged $42.5 million in financing for RIVET, a mixed-use multi-housing and retail
Cushman & Wakefield, acting as the exclusive advisor to Angelo Gordon & Onyx Equities, has helped in the procurement of $94 million in financing
By Linda O’Flanagan After a summer of “greedy landlord” headlines, protests about rents, proposed commission caps, structural voids and downzoning
Fannie Mae on Tuesday has begun marketing its thirteenth sale of re-performing loans as part of the company’s ongoing effort to reduce the size of