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By Sarah Trefethen The way money is flowing these days, corporate tenants may be asking: why rent if you can buy? With lenders less enthused by real estate

By Steve Spinola Ten years ago this month the City Council voted to rezone Downtown Brooklyn. This rezoning, along with other targeted public improvements

By Dan Orlando Brooklyn’s Industry City is about to hit the hardwood. The Brooklyn Nets announced that the 8th floor of the same building that houses MakerBot’s

By Scott Lichtman iFunding Two years ago, U.S. Congress passed the JOBS (Jumpstart our Businesses) Act, which empowered smaller companies to raise financing more easily.

AECOM Technology Corporation’s Tishman Construction operation is serving as construction manager of critical infrastructure and interiors for Sentinel

AGENTS Cushman & Wakefield has been named leasing agent for a prime industrial location in North Bergen, N.J. On behalf of long-time client and property

By Holly Dutton at REcon in Las Vegas The future of the successful shopping mall is in shoppers’ hands. New technology that maps shoppers moves throughout

Fisher Brothers partner and real estate scion Winston Fisher was the guest speaker at this month’s Young Men/Women’s Real Estate Association  monthly

The new Riverhead Charter School at 3685 Middle Country Road in Calverton, NY, opened recently. The $14.1 million, 50,000 s/f school includes a two-story

The US Bankruptcy Court has approved the retention of Ariel Property Advisors and Keen-Summit Capital Partners to conduct a public auction of One Bennett

Members of the NYC chapter of NAIOP  participated in the Spartan Sprint  at Citi Field. [slideshow id=122]