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The neighborhood of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn isn’t exactly unknown – it was perhaps most famously immortalized in the hit movie “Saturday Night Fever,” starring

Trying to ensure that New York City businesses remain protected financially from potential terrorist attacks, members of the House of Representatives have

By Al Barbarino Manhattan rents nudged closer to their all-time high last month with the average rent hitting $3,376, according to Citi Habitats.

The Real Estate Board of New York has struck a deal with the city’s top residential brokerages to establish a syndicated feed of residential listings.

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

By Steven Spinola There is not enough space here to list the many people who I would like to thank for the guidance and support I’ve received throughout

By Dan Orlando DTZ is emerging as a front-runner in a bid to buy Cushman & Wakefield and claim the title of second largest commercial real estate firm in the world.

By Al Barbarino Danny Cohen For 22 years Danny Cohen worked as a commodities trader on New York City’s trading floors – from the World Trade Center to

DAVID SCHLAMM City Connections Realty, a commercial and residential real estate agency led by David Schlamm, has hired Steve Asch as its director of leasing.

Prologis, the world’s biggest industrial landlord, is set to buy rival Liberty Property Trust in a $12.6 billion deal. The company announced on Monday

What’s the next hot neighborhood? This time of the year, real estate prognosticators pop up like re-gifted items, each more than willing to ruminate on the query.

America gives New York’s waterfront apartment developers a patriotic pedestal to showcase their works tonight. When the annual 4th July celebration