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The Las Vegas Convention Center was slammed Monday morning, as 36,000 attendees poured in, coming from all over the country and even worldwide to meet

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

The real estate industry, which traditionally supports Republican candidates and conservative causes, is reaching across the aisle this election cycle.

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

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

The retail industry has passed several phases of existential risks. First, mom-and-pop stores faced extinction against malls. Then smaller malls faced

Keep calm and carry on. That’s the message from real estate industry organizations as the nation braces for a spread of the coronavirus.

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

Industrial real estate is being shaken up by a growing marijuana industry. Panelists at a CREW New York event focused on the industrial real estate sector

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.

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.