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In spite of its growing number of competitors, WeWork has increased its New York City footprint by 6,258 percent since opening its first location six years

Ariel Property Advisors’ recently released Multifamily Market In Review showed that the New York City multifamily market in July continued to bounce

Among the New York City home sales transactions completed in the third quarter of 2017, those recorded for cooperatives in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens;

The Second Avenue Subway line, long derided as fantasy by New Yorkers who had seen plans for construction stall and linger for decades, finally has an

By Daniel H. Braff and Joshua D. Brookstein As 2018 approaches, many of us will resolve to eat better and exercise more often in the New Year.

Brooklyn: not just place, but a state of mind — and a brand and a lifestyle and, for the better part of two decades, a hotbed for real estate investment.

The New York City Council approved two controversial zoning proposals this afternoon as opponents were dragged yelling from the chambers.

Point72 Asset Management (Point72), a family office managing the assets of Steven A. Cohen, announced it will move its New York headquarters to 55 Hudson Yards.

Real estate tech accelerator MetaProp NYC has announced the first events for the third annual New York City Real Estate Tech Week. Tech Week, which runs

Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (Mass Mutual) has signed a long-term lease for a portion of the 9th floor comprising 9,200 S/F of space at Charles S.

View from inside the Second Avenue Subway tunnel during a press tour May 1. Photo by Holly Dutton            

Paul Massey made his case for the mayoralty during the EisnerAmper Private Equity Summit at Pier Sixty last week. Telling the audience, “I want to be our