By Sarah Trefethen & Sabina Mollot TENANT PROTESTOR AT THE ANNUAL RGB MEETING Owners of multi-family buildings pay the lion’s share of New York City
Aerial view of Brooklyn. By Holly Dutton It’s all about the outer boroughs. As another round of quarterly reports comes out, the numbers don’t lie;
A surprising new survey has revealed that New Yorkers are unfazed by the city’s sky-high rents. While the rest of the country’s apartment dwellers cite
By Holly Dutton With rents increasing in all of the prime retail areas, and longtime restaurants like Union Square Café shuttering after 30 years, restaurateurs
By Lauren Johnson Manhattan landlord Maurice Laboz’ Regal Real Estate has sold close to $40 million worth of real estate in a series of deals with The Lam Group.
Jonathan Falik By Holly Dutton A portfolio of eight hotels located along the East Coast are being brought to market by Newmark Grubb Knight Frank (NGKF) Hotels.
James Nelson of Massey Knakal, sat down with William Elder of RXR Realty, Christopher Schlank of Savanna Partners, Brian Steinwurtzel of Newmark Grubb
CPEX Real Estate Services announced the sale of 351 Franklin Avenue in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. The property is a newly constructed residential building
Deals & Dealmakers
New York Hudson Jeans has signed a 5-year, 2,696 s/f expansion at 231 W. 39th St., according to Adams & Co. This adds to their 4,277 s/f lease, creating
Fifteen years ago, Roland Dib established Giving For Living International. Today, the charity has distributed more than one million articles of shoes and
640 Broadway was named after the Empire State Bank on the ground floor. A Broadway property known as the Original Empire State Building has been sold for $32.
By Al Barbarino The New York City District Council of Carpenters union has approved a contract that will help members rake in nearly $100 per hour and