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By Sarah Trefethen The New York City real estate market is hot. “I think next year is going to be the best in New York City history for building sales,” Robert A.

Legacy Builders announced the firm renovated a 15,000-square-foot space at Pratt Institute, a renowned Brooklyn-based college, transforming a campus store

[imagebrowser id=347] GFI Realty Services hosted it annual Client Event on Wednesday, August 6 at Tourneau TimeMachine. With GFI clients, brokers and executives

Staying true to its pledge to lease Coney Island space to local businesses in the wake of the damage inflicted by Hurricane Sandy, Thor Equities today

Ripco announces New Jersey expansion, Brookfield gives downtown retail the hard sell and deals get done on day two of REcon. Photos by Holly Dutton [imagebrowser

Breakfast Club Jan. 12: The Real Estate Board of New York presented the Residential Breakfast Club Seminar from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Mendik Education

By Sabina Mollot When hurricane Sandy hit New York, causing the East River to surge and flood the nearby streets and buildings, the Solar One building

Ivan Hakimian The East Village is set to get two new condo developments. Bridgeton Holdings and Amirion Group have bought two parcels at 436 and 442 East

NGKF Capital Markets has arranged and structured $42 million in senior debt financing and preferred equity for the acquisition of Antero Apartments, a

By Sarah Trefethen Hurricane Sandy has left a third of lower Manhattan’s Class A and Class B office space closed for business, according to an on-the-ground

New York City is set to face yet another obstacle to solving its ever-growing affordable housing crisis—a natural gas moratorium. At a critical time when

Liz Berger By Sarah Trefethen Lower Manhattan isn’t just for Wall Street anymore. With a growing residential population and an influx of office tenants