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● WINICK REALTY GROUP Village mainstay makes neighborhood move Vin Sur Vingt Wine Bar, the largest authentic French wine bar chain in New York City with

Photo by Holly Dutton Forget about Williamsburg, that is so passé. The place to be along the L train is now Bushwick, where rental prices have skyrocketed

The Gotham Organization  has secured a $217.5 million loan for The Ashland rental building in Fort Greene. The property, located at 250 Ashland Place

● GBT Real Estate LLC Sales launch at LIC condominium Sales have officially launched for Eleven28, a new, six-story condominium, adding nine one-to-three-bedroom

This week’s collection of market reports show contrasting fortunes for different segments of the city’s real estate market. The positive news is that Brooklyn

Sting, one of the world’s best-selling music artists, and wife, Trudie Styler, just closed on their penthouse home at 15 Central Park West for $50 million.

Average asking rents for available ground floor retail spaces increased in seven of the 15 Brooklyn retail corridors analyzed in the Real Estate Board

Arbor Realty Trust, Inc. recently funded a CMBS loan in Brooklyn, NY. The 41-unit mixed-use property received $11,000,000 for refinance cash out under

MANHATTAN Yorkville 200 E89th St #44E $1,100,000 One bedroom post war full-service condo with south facing balcony. Separate dining area, generous closets

A new report from the Center for an Urban Future has found that Brooklyn is one of the nation’s leaders in the innovation economy. The borough’s growth

1821 Emmons Avenue, former home to El Greco Diner, is back on the market after the diner closed down almost a year ago. The Sheepshead Bay eatery was a

Lee & Associates Senior Managing Director/ Principal Peter Levitan talks to Real Estate Weekly’s Dan Orlando during the 120th Annual REBNY Banquet.