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George Herbert Walker IV, presidential cousin, sells Soho apartment for $8.63 million
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45 Greene Street, PropertyShark By Roland Li George Herbert Walker IV, the cousin of George W. Bush, has sold an apartment at 45 Greene Street for $8.
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Times Square retail reaches for the skyscrapers
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Three major retail developments planned for Times Square are just the tip of the iceberg in the tourist meccaʼs evolution, according to city brokers.
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Coldwell Banker reasserting itself with renewed national push
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The nation’s two largest Coldwell Banker Commercial affiliates have merged to establish a national platform and “revitalize” the brand.
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City office workers go remote as Storm Stella strikes
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After New York City virtually shut down in preparation for storm Stella, the city ended up dodging the brunt of the blizzard. Schools, offices, businesses
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Red tape and runaway rent eating away at restaurant biz
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Fast casual, fine dining, home-style, Ethiopian, Japanese, take-out, all-you-can-eat, Michelin-starred, vegetarian, barbecue, disco-themed: restaurants
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All grown up, Las Vegas is starting to build a new image
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Descending into McCarran International Airport, New York’s real estate delegation will be welcomed by a familiar sight as it arrives in Las Vegas for RECon
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Extell lands $1.1B loan for Central Park Tower, worldʼs tallest apartment building
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Extell Development Company announced Tuesday that the company closed on its largest construction loan to date for Central Park Tower on December 29, 2017.
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REBNY sprinkles a little magic dust during annual awards night
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The event was a spellbinding affair with magicians and dancers. REBNY’s 27th Annual Residential Deal of the Year Charity and Awards Gala last night
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No idea too bold in architectʼs vision for Staten Island
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Staten Island has often been called “the forgotten borough,” but one architectural firm is hoping to change that phrase to “the borough of opportunity.
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Developer with Sixth sense looks to the future
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Many real estate veterans can say they’ve been in the industry for a while, but very few can say they had a direct impact on a neighborhood’s success.
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More landlords greet New Year with empty apartments
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December apartment vacancy rates continued to climb, despite landlord efforts to tempt end-of-year renters. According to Citi Habitats’
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LIC apartments getting smaller as more people move there
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As Long Island City’s residential stock has grown exponentially in the last several years, as glassy towers by TF Cornerstone and Rockrose pop up along