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● AKELIUS Swedes add to multifamily portfolio 838 West End Avenue Swedish multifamily investor Akelius has bought 838 West End Avenue from Thor Equities.

Cushman & Wakefield arranged a long-term lease for The Wallace Foundation at 140 Broadway in Lower Manhattan. The Foundation will occupy the entire

Three major retail developments planned for Times Square are just the tip of the iceberg in the tourist meccaʼs evolution, according to city brokers.

JLL has completed six new transactions and three renewals, totaling 107,953 square feet, at 1450 Broadway, The Zar Group’s Class A, 400,010-square-foot

Basketball courts and Foosball tables will come and go, but demanding tenants are here to stay. And knowing what they want in terms off office space has

Clutter, the fast growing tech-enabled storage company that lets clients store extra stuff without actually leaving their house, has inked a deal for 450,000

Cushman & Wakefield arranged a 29,400 s/f deal at 220 East 42nd Street, also known as the News Building, for Community Preservation Corporation (CPC)

New Jersey’s thriving warehousing market is driving interest in the state’s largest available space, located at 703 Bartley-Chester Road in Mount Olive.

●JLL Equity One buys Norwalk center Equity One has purchased a Norwalk retail center for $30 million in a deal orchestrated by JLL. On behalf of Christopher

HPNY Apartment giant buys Mott Street building HPNY announced it has closed on a $22 million off-market sale of 307-309 Mott Street in Soho.

● CBRE Israeli giant makes first NYC acquisition Gazit Horizons, the US subsidiary of Israeli shopping center giant Gazit-Globe has acquired its first

● EASTERN CONSOLIDATED Offers sought for Roosevelt Island condos Eastern Consolidated’s Adelaide Polsinelli is seeking proposals for the lease or sale