Rowing Blazers sails into permanent spot
Fashion and lifestyle brand Rowing Blazers has signed a multi-year lease for 4,350 s/f at 161 Grand Street in Soho. Sequoia Property Group’s Gregory Kim
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Bacon, Egg & Cheese on Prince St.
Boutique brokerage Hudson has brokered a retail lease for BEC (which stands for Bacon, Egg, and Cheese) an establishment specializing in the ubiquitous egg sandwich.
Hospitality upstart Selina adds two more New York locations
Selina, one of Fast Company’s 2019 Most Innovative Companies, announced a second New York City location and a Woodstock, New York retreat, accelerating the company’s
Sinvin brings Clay Pot experience to second location
Sinvin Realty has leased a new restaurant space to Alex Yip’s Clay Pot at 270 Bleecker Street. The restaurateur — whose other eatery is at
HFZ unveils retail space at new XI on Chelsea waterfront
HFZ Capital Group announced that it will begin leasing 30,000 s/f of retail space at The XI in West Chelsea. The Bjarke Ingels designed, full-block,
Brookfield partners with co-working firm Convene to jive up Brookfield Place
Brookfield Properties and Convene have announced a partnership to create a 73,000 s/f multi-use, flagship venue at Brookfield Place in Lower Manhattan. The full-service events
Citizens Bank powers up for retail buyer with $25M loan
Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. (HFF) arranged $25.5 million in acquisition financing for Woodbridge Crossing, a 285,2110 s/f power center located in the central New Jersey
TRANSACTIONS: CV Capital Funding refinances mixed-used portfolio
Arbor Realty Trust funded a Freddie Mac SBL deal in Newark, New Jersey. 21-25 Willoughby Street, an 18-unit multifamily property, received $1.5 million in funding
Tishman-Speyer partners with co-living brand Common to cater to urban families
Tishman Speyer and Common, the co-living brand, have launched Kin, the country’s first residential brand tailor-made for families living in and near cities. Kin buildings
City talks shop as lawmakers move to help mom-and-pops
By Sabina Mollot The City Council is mulling a package of legislation aimed at protecting mom-and-pops that ranges from creating a registry to track storefront