amenities
The ownership of 575 Lexington Avenue has announced plans to build an exclusive amenity space for tenants of the Class-A office tower in the Plaza District.
Sales have launched at the Waldorf Astoria Towers, the 1931 landmark building that’s in the midst of a restoration by developer Dajia Insurance Group.
Vivvi, the first company to provide employer-sponsored near and on-site child care to companies of all sizes, has announced the location of its Hudson
In a first-of-its-kind deal, national salon chain Drybar is partnering with apartment developers to offer residents in-house blowouts. Fisher Brothers
Related Rentals has formed a partnership with a New York startup to make the sweet life in its Manhattan luxury apartment buildings a little suiter.
Jeremy Kaplan, Kushner Real Estate Group; Stephanie La Raja, Lyft; Jonathan Schwartz, BNE Real Estate Group; Mitch Bodner, Building &
Jeremy Kaplan, Kushner Real Estate Group; Stephanie La Raja, Lyft; Jonathan Schwartz, BNE Real Estate Group; Mitch Bodner, Building &
Is it a a hair salon? A personal assistant? No, it’s a skate park. Waterline Square, the five-acre mega-development on the Upper West Side, just
Keeping up with the Joneses is driving a trend in elaborate amenities that could be money down the drain for some landlords. “There is a herd mentality
Tishman Speyer has introduced a suite of amenities that aim to lead office tenants to the equilibrium that is work-life balance. The company, with the
Related Rentals has formed a partnership with a New York startup to make the sweet life in its Manhattan luxury apartment buildings a little suiter.
In most any business, being the first to recognize trends is both a useful and fruitful skill, and for commercial real estate, things are no different.











