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By Frederick Peters, president, Warburg Realty The New York real estate market has shaped up in an interesting configuration during the first quarter of 2012.

Lindsay Park Houses in Brooklyn Lindsay Park Housing Corporation in New York City has selected Hess Energy Solutions, part of Hess Corporation, to convert

The Mayor’s Office of Special Enforcement is taking action against a Manhattan landlord who turned his four-story Chelsea walkup into a years-long Airbnb operation.

Southern food joint Hometown Bar-B-Que is leading a cast of new tenants at Industry City in Brooklyn. The restaurant, dubbed “New York’s Best Barbecue

PETER RIGUARDI Peter Riguardi, president of operations for Jones Lang LaSalle’s Tristate region, will be the guest of honor at the Realty Foundation of

As demand for warehouse space in New York City continues to rise, the first new multi-story industrial buildings on the East Coast have been unveiled.

Brooklyn’s spectacular residential boom shows no signs of slowing down. According to the Corcoran Group’s third quarter report on the residential real

By John Banks When out of towners think of New York City, iconic images of Manhattan are what come to mind, but locals know that just across the East River

The aging U.S. population, pressure for healthcare providers to cut costs, and new technologies have boosted demand for medical office properties in recent

New York City is set to ban the use of gas in new construction. Negotiations for legislation banning gas hookups in new buildings by limiting carbon emissions

The JLL brokers who helped secure a $725 million loan for “the slenderest tower in the world,” say the deal is a a sign of the city’