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The number of first-time foreclosures in New York City surged 79 percent year-over-year in Q3 2017, with 859 homes scheduled, compared to 481 in Q3 2016

By Adam Leitman Bailey Adam Bailey As a result of governmental intervention, New York boasts one of the longest foreclosure timelines in the country, taking

Related Companies announced the final closing of Related Real Estate Fund II, an operator-sponsored opportunity fund, with equity commitments of over $1 billion.

Even in a surging office market, worries about overbuilding New York City office space persists, driven by the frenetic leasing activity of co-working

New York’s annual ICSC Deal Making conference kicked off yesterday, Dec. 6, at the Javits Center. Attendance is expected to top 11,000 for the first

Sabre Real Estate Group has arranged a lease in Woodbury, NY for Chop’t, a creative salad company. Photo by Anja Leidel/ Flickr Chop’t will occupy 2,500

The growth of the ultra-luxury residential market in New York City has seen developers looking to top each other with more and more opulence, from the

Airbnb has become all the rage in New York and it is easy to understand why. However, while short-term rental transactions via Airbnb’s website provide

A plan that aims to cut train travel time between New York and Boston by two hours was the byproduct of a long-winded political dispute in another part

Law firm Polsinelli PC has leased has leased three full floors comprising 40,592 s/f of office space at 600 Third Avenue for its New York headquarters.

Availability rates are down across the range of Manhattan sub-sectors, including Midtown, where vacancy is at its lowest point since the late summer of 2008.

Bicycle ridership is on the rise. More than 750,000 New Yorkers use a bicycle regularly (at least once per month), more than three times the number of