Morgan Group refinances Bronx portfolio with $150M loan
Debt broker Meridian Capital Group arranged $148.6 million in permanent financing for the refinance of a 21-property multifamily portfolio in the Bronx on behalf of
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Health, education sectors add most NYS jobs
In March 2016, New York State’s private sector job count increased by 12,800, or 0.2 percent, last month to 7,893,700, a new record high, according
SELLING POINTS: This week’s middle market trades and offerings
●IPA Heights building has plenty of upside Institutional Property Advisors (IPA) is marketing Washington House, a 95-unit mixed-use property in Washington Heights at $48 million.
SBE strikes $800M deal to acquire Morgans Hotel Group
SBE has struck a deal to acquire Morgans Hotel Group for $794 million. With the acquisition, SBE will add Morgans’ collection of brands and 13
Startup, Homepolish, signs 10-year deal at 27W24
Interior design start-up, Homepolish, has signed a 10-year lease for 11,000 s/f at MJ Orbach Associate’s 27 West 24th Street. The Kaufman Organization,’s Aron Orbach
Gallo Vitucci Klar cuts expenses, grows firm at 90 Broad
Savills Studley announced that Gallo Vitucci Klar LLP (GVK) has signed a long-term lease for 12,000 s/f at 90 Broad Street for its New York
ZS Associates leases 20,000 s/f at ESB’s urban campus
Empire State Realty Trust announced that ZS Associates, a sales and marketing company, has leased nearly 20,000s/f of office space at the Empire State Building.
Women’s Forum provides a platform for learning the best networking techniques
By guest contributor, Deena Baikowitz, Chief Networking Officer, Fireball Network Women in commercial real estate are experienced, accomplished, connected and in charge. This fact was
New trend in working from home, in the outer boroughs
By Maria Bocha-Rochel Belinda Schwartz, chair of Herrick’s Real Estate Department, opened the Outer Borough Development panel at REWʼs Women’s Forum telling the 400-member audience:
Midtown malady canʼt take shine off NYC office leasing, say Womens Forum panelists
Midtown Manhattan, the haven of aging office towers filled with banks and law firms, received a bleak diagnosis from the city’s real estate experts. According