Adams & Co. has signed a 16-year, 12,063 s/f lease with Fête New York at 231 West 39th Street. Opening spring 2019, Fête New York will celebrate the
The New York Police Department is looking to lease more than 100,000 s/f of office space at 375 Pearl Street. According to a public hearing notice, the
In an effort to foster industry diversity and uphold its mission to educate the future of New York City real estate professionals, the Fordham Real Estate
Today, the New York City Department of Buildings released its July 2018 enforcement bulletin, which provides highlights of the agency’s actions to sanction
Denihan Hospitality welcomed four certified New York City Department of Education’s Career and Technical Education instructors this summer for a two-week
JLL’s Capital Markets team has arranged a $221.8 million bridge loan through J.P. Morgan Chase to finance a portfolio of retail properties in Williamsburg.
Kushner Companies faces up to $210,000 in fines for filing false documents with the New York City Department of Buildings about rent-regulated tenants.
There’s a smart and responsible plan for transit-oriented development in Downtown Brooklyn. It’s a project that other neighborhoods across New York City
Momentum for real estate tech companies is barreling forward after a $13 billion year and a strong trend so far this year. According to RE:Tech’s July
Andrew Heiberger announced Thursday that he was shutting down sales and leasing operations at his TOWN residential brokerage. “Today, I made the decision
New York City is in the midst of a building boom, with nearly 200 million s/f of major projects in the works throughout the five boroughs.
Cushman & Wakefield’s 2018 Summer Interns are heading back to school after spending eight weeks in New York working with the firm. The 50 interns worked