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By Al Barbarino Formula One signed a 10-year franchise agreement to hold annual 3-day races in neighboring Weehawken, on a stretch of Boulevard East 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

Laura Solin-Valdina a.k.a. NYCStylist address a room full of agents and brokers at a CSTalks event, organized by Corcoran Sunshine. When apartments are

While the city mulls potential ways to prevent NYCHA’s neglected housing stock from caving in on itself, the Regional Plan Association, a nonprofit organization

The Flatiron District is proving to be a safe haven from the city’s retail slowdown. Photo by Ludovic Bertron/ Flickr According to a report from the Flatiron

By Jake Kaiser, director of sales, Goldenwood Property Advisors The last quarter of 2018 saw a flurry of activity in the Manhattan boutique office market.

In real estate sales, as in life, there are things one chooses to do, things one must do and things one does “for the ‘gram.” The idea of “doing it for

With an expected redevelopment backed by the city, Willets Point is expected to entice the real estate industry with its waterfront properties and suburban vibe.

By Marissa Petrullo Young Wall Street professionals aren’t usually considered financially vulnerable. And yet last fall, developer Steven Witkoff openly

New York City’s top retail leasing teams, duos, and soloists have submitted 14 outstanding transactions to compete in the Real Estate Board of New York’s

By Konrad Putzier Many New York brokers made it into real estate by chance or changing personal fortunes. For Karina Sagiev, it took nothing less than

Development and investment firm DHA Capital LLC announced the acquisition of 50 Clinton Street – a planned 38,000-square-foot, seven-story luxury residential