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Calling it the “housing hunger games,” city landlords say the government its pitting tenants against them in a battle to see who is more deserving.
Greystone has arranged a $94 million construction loan for an affiliate of J&L Companies, Inc. to finance the development of a 12-story, 403-unit Class
Marcus & Millichap announced that Richard Matricaria and J.D. Parker have been promoted to COO Western Division and COO Eastern Division, respectively.
Affordable housing investor LIHC has closed on a $140 million loan to refinance a 688-unit apartment property in West New York, New Jersey.
Tri State Commercial Realty, a commercial real estate advisory and brokerage firm in New York City, has acquired Precision Realty Group, which has offices
SJP Properties announced that Risk Management Solutions Inc. (RMS), a global risk solutions company, has renewed its 27,510 s/f office lease at Waterfront
Despite headlines heralding a steady exodus of businesses moving out of New York City, a new survey from real estate think tank CoreNet signals a return
The New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) has honored Victor Body-Lawson with its Leadership in Housing Award. The architect
The has-been Far Rockaway strip mall in Queens has been demolished to make way for a large-scale mixed-use affordable housing development.
Square Mile Capital Management LLC has made a $75 million preferred equity investment in a 1,046-key multi-branded hotel project in the Times Square submarket.
Landmark Hospitality has broken ground on The View at Lincoln Park, the only mass timber building in Jersey City. The new three-story facility, which will
How NYC’s move to reduce building carbon emissions will destroy real estate, construction industries
By Michael K. De Chiara New York City’s new law mandating a dramatic reduction in carbon emissions coming from buildings leads to a split verdict.











