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Rendering of proposed Harlem Park office tower. Vornado has sold the site for $65 million. By Orlando Lee Rodriguez Not only has the “fat lady” entered

By Linda O’Flanagan Electric car charging stations could soon be on more New York City street corners following the release of what amounts to a

Joseph Greenblatt By Linda O’Flanagan Modern property managers are swapping their clip boards and coveralls for a place in the boardroom and, if the Institute

Demands made of the city’s leading concierge services Abbie Newman By Linda O’Flanagan For a woman who runs the biggest concierge service in New York City

June is national LGBT Pride Month, and in recognition, the National Association of Realtors released its first-ever Profile of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual

By Konrad Putzier Beyond the balcony of this Miami Beach penthouse, behind beaches lined with palm trees, the Atlantic Ocean glistens in the dark.

As a part of an expansion of their New York retail presence, Target will open a new, smaller-format, location in Columbus Circle. The new storefront, located

Despite the prevalence of female brokers in New York’s residential market, there is not one woman on the industry’s most high-profile TV program.

The recent popularization of voice-activated digital assistants like Amazon’s Alexa, Apple’s Siri, and Google Home has brought about a new form of residential living.

Manhattan Skyline Management Corp. announced a new, long-term lease with Equinox, the global high performance lifestyle company, to bring E by Equinox

JLL is taking its hunt for the best real estate technology to Europe, the Middle East and Asia. The global brokerage services firm announced this morning

Related Companies hired Getty Images to document the VIP opening of The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards last night in pictures. Guests included