Big business leasing new office space faster than New York can build it
With more than 9.5 million s/f of new office space due to open in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens by year’s end, New York is the
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Silverstein becomes latest owner to step into lending sector
Silverstein Properties (SPI) has launched a real estate lending joint venture called Silverstein Capital Partners. As banks have tightened their own CRE lending platforms, Silverstein
Silverstein, Taconic unveil pre-built wet lab at Hudson Research Center
Silverstein Properties and Taconic Investment Partners, joint venture owners of 619 West 54th Street, have unveiled the first pre-built wet lab to hit the market
Disney lands in Hudson Square
The Walt Disney Company is the latest media conglomerate to pack its bags for a Lower Manhattan move. Disney has purchased a 99-year leasehold on
Resiliency marked as New York Cityʼs greatest strength
For all of us who remember the devastating attacks and the aftermath of September 11, 2001, last week’s opening of 3 World Trade Center is
Silverstein enters home stretch at 3 WTC
There are six men standing in the lobby of 3 World Trade Center, each between 12 and 15 feet off the ground. Poised atop a
At 4 World Trade Center, SNY Studios found great views a whole lot more
They started at the bottom, now they’re here — 49 stories up in the sky. When SportsNet New York launched a dozen years ago, it
Restaurateur Claus Meyer to curate new workplace eatery at Durst’s 4 Times Square
The Durst Organization is partnering with Michelin-Starred restaurateur and entrepreneur Claus Meyer and Convene to operate the amenity space at Four Times Square. Meyer will
Corcoran Sunshine closes out third annual CS Talks event
Over, 1000 real estate industry professionals turned out for Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group’s third annual CS Talks event, an eight-day series of creative events and
Silverstein Properties CEO expects real estate to evolve like the software industry
Silverstein Properties CEO Marty Burger expects real estate’s evolved form to mimic that of the software industry. “Similar to how the software industry moved from