Financial services firm takes full floor off Avon’s hands
A professional services firm has subleased nearly 25,000 s/f at 777 Third Avenue, occupying a full floor vacated by one of the country’s leading cosmetic
Author : Kyle Campbell
Unlikely alliance could rebuild America
From the South Bronx to Paterson, New Jersey to Broad Street, Philadelphia, William “Billy” Procida knows what it takes to build in hardscrabble, inner-city neighborhoods.
Old-time families are real estate’s new money men
Real estate owners have started angling for a market correction by shifting from acquisitions to debt — and some are using other people’s money to
Amazon to Long Island City report raises excitement, concerns
More than a year into its quest for a new home base, Amazon has reportedly settled on not one but two locations: suburban Washington, D.C.
Tishman Speyer gets into flexible office game with Studio Private
Tishman Speyer has launched its own flexible platform that can accommodate full-floor leases on a short-term basis as it looks to compete with third-party providers.
Real estate to weigh in on campaign finance reform, other ballot issues
When New Yorkers head to the polls to vote in tomorrow’s midterm elections, there will be little mystery about who will represent the city in
Co-living industry sees opportunity in city’s ShareNYC program
City Hall is putting together a co-living program as part of its ongoing effort to address the growing housing affordability crisis in the five boroughs.
Branding company puts stamp on Long Island City
Halo Branded Solutions, one of the top producers of promotional-branded goods and apparel, has signed a 10-year lease for 17,684 s/f at The Factory, a
Koreans pay $194M for 400 Madison Avenue
ASB Real Estate Investments has sold 400 Madison Avenue to a Korean financial services firm for $194.5 million dollars. Daishin Securities, an investment bank, purchased
For Surecave CEO Louis Baugier, data is key to startup success
Growing up, Louis Baugier was influenced by his father’s business, which was not real estate, per se, though it was certainly in dirt. Hs dad,