The de Blasio Administration wants to open North Brooklyn for business. Zoning changes may soon be coming to the borough’s industrial northwest corner
By Holly Dutton Lower Manhattan leasing has surged to highs not seen since pre-recession days in 2006, while employment rates reached 2003 levels.
For most New Yorkers, hunting down the perfect cocktail bar might involve lots of querying — search engines, friends, co-workers, the dreaded glut of year-end “best” lists.
Obligo Inc., a financial technology company serving the real estate market, has completed a $5 million financing round. Obligo has developed a new financial
Rendering of the proposed skyway A proposed East River Skyway could ease commuter congestion between Manhattan and the booming Brooklyn market.
Rosenberg & Estis Counsel for Emerald Creek Rosenberg & Estis, P.C., served as legal counsel for lender Emerald Creek Capital in a one-year bridge
LeFrak’s latest Jersey City high rise is part luxury rental tower, part ocean liner. Between the Hudson River lapping up against the pier, the gentle tink-tink-tink
Hofstra University is expanding its law program to meet demand for more attorneys skilled in navigating the challenging and changing real estate market.
Meridian Capital Group announced the following transactions: $3.6 million for the refinance of a commercial property located in Chinatown.
Columbia Property Trust has signed Equinox to a 20-year lease for 44,458 s/f at 315 Park Avenue South. The lease, which is expected to commence in May
Eric Eckardt is not a typical real estate executive, but then again, his employer, Purplebricks, is hardly a traditional real estate company.