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By Linda O’Flanagan 32BJ represents 22,000 commercial office building cleaners whose contract expires Dec. 31.. Talks got underway yesterday (Tuesday)
Rendering of the new facade planned for Zion Towers L+M Development Partners and Prudential Financial announced a deal to preserve and modernize 268 units
New York University has unveiled plans for a superschool that it believes will position Brooklyn as the epicenter of global thinking about how cities around
The topic was “New Jersey at the Center of the Digital Universe” at the New Jersey Technology Council Data Center Summit at Fort Monmouth in Eatontown
Two prominent developers, Africa Israel Investments Limited and Jeshayahu “Shaya” Boymelgreen, have been barred from selling condos and coops in New York
By Sarah Trefethen The New York City Council is expected to vote by the end of the month on a Department of City planning proposal to rezone 140 blocks
A plan to redevelop a block of Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District will continue to be tied up in court. A coalition composed of preservation
New Jersey Squash Club has joined the surge in recreation-focused companies leasing space at a New Jersey industrial/flex property. Photo by pbkwee/ Flickr
By Ron Agababian, vice president, Business Development, McGowan RON AGABABIAN Today, New York City continues to enjoy a strong level of real estate development
1 World Trade Center The Durst Organization yesterday (Tuesday) welcomed an official ruling from the Council on Tall Buildings that 1 World Trade Center
ROB SPEYER By Rob Speyer, chairman, REBNY & Steven Spinola, president, REBNY For REBNY, 2013 was another productive year of working with and on behalf
Overall construction spending in New York City reached $36.0 billion in 2014, a 26 percent increase from 2013, when total spending reached $28.