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The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation (BNYDC) announced the $42 million closing on financing for the redevelopment of Building 127, the last remaining
Steiner NYC has secured $228 million in construction financing for its Admirals Row project. Terms of the financing, provided by M&T Bank and Bank
Mayor de Blasio has officially opened the 45,000 s/f Nanotronics manufacturing center at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Nanotronics, a science technology company
A Queens microbrewer is tapping into Brooklyn’s thriving craft beer market. Transmitter Brewing will relocate from Long Island City to the Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation (BNYDC) has signed leases with two design and manufacturing companies at the newly renovated Building 127
Deborah DeLuca, chair of the BOMA New York Lunch & Learn sub-committee, is a natural at being a virtual master of ceremony. Ms. DeLuca launched the
Danish shoe designer ECCO is set to open a design studio at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. It will be the company’s first studio space outside of Denmark and
Prologis is casting off its overalls and leaping into the new tech space with its own venture fund and innovation platform. Already the biggest industrial
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While many expect New York City’s real estate market to slow down in 2016, Bill Rudin, the vice chairman and CEO of commercial real estate firm Rudin Management
When it comes to jobs and start-ups, New York City is gearing up to grow its own. Shared office space provider WeWork yesterday (Monday) unveiled Dock
Rudin Development co-chairmen Bill Rudin and Eric Rudin, along with Boston Properties executive vice president-New York Region John F. Powers, were joined
A joint venture between affiliates of Boston Properties and Rudin Development has closed on a $250 million construction loan for Dock 72, the 16-story