Deep pocketed Toll Brothers bringing it to the Big Apple
Not many developers can boast that their liquid capital position is so strong that their almost billion dollar credit line can be considered ‘optional’. Not
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Investors do day at beach
A $124 million portfolio of rent-stabilized apartment buildings has Brooklyn multi-family investors excited.
Banks bounce back with help from Feds
U.S. banks made more last year than they lost during whole subprime meltdown – and the government helped them do it. According to Bloomberg LP,
Javits Center running on empty, warns board
The Jacob Javits Center is limping along with handouts from insurers while relief funds from federal and state agencies have yet to materialize. After sustaining
SL Green buys Soho retail
Adding another retail location to its portfolio, SL Green Realty Corp. added a $122.3 million location in Soho this week, according to NYC Department of
All hell breaking loose as hurricane insurance battles rage
Three months after Hurricane Sandy battered the city, New York building managers are now fighting with insurance companies to get what they're owed. That's the
Industry mourns Ed Koch
Edward Irving Koch, the outspoken, charismatic and feisty former mayor of New York City, passed away early Friday morning at New York-Presbyterian Hospital Columbia hospital.
Getting creative at Griffin Court
By Orlando Lee Rodriguez In an era of massive residential towers, with almost too many amenities, it is a breath of fresh air sometimes to
Everything personal good for business, says NGKF duo
When Jason T. Greenstein and Daniel L. Levine met at Newmark Grubb Knight Frank in 2001 as young trainees, they fast became friends, despite one
Play-by-play to finding the perfect space for Superbowl viewing
This year’s Super Bowl, with its first ever brother vs. brother head coaches and an East Coast Baltimore Ravens pitted against the West Coast San